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Exploring Networking Knowledge and Relational Learning Technologies

Dive into the world of networking knowledge and relational learning technologies, from analogical thinking to peer-to-peer economies. Discover the shift in workforce organization towards network-based structures like web 2.0 and beyond, fostering connectedness, participation, and collaborative knowledge making. Explore the intersection of traditional and modern learning approaches, assessment through badging, and the open, participatory nature of networked imagination. Uncover the nuances of relational learning and interdisciplinary connections within the context of a globally connected and socially participatory environment.

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Exploring Networking Knowledge and Relational Learning Technologies

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  1. Networking KnowledgeDavid Theo Goldberg

  2. literacies

  3. analogical learning

  4. comparativism

  5. dialogical thinking

  6. relationalities

  7. hierarchical peer-to-peer

  8. horizontal peer-to-peer

  9. network(ing) economy(Castells) • networking technologies • a workforce trained and organized to network • a new mode of organizing (includes knowledge organization) around networking

  10. networking knowledge

  11. web 2.0

  12. 1.0/2.0/3.0

  13. knowledge conception • traditional 2.0/3.0 authoritative collaborative/p2p • single/limited multiple object • originality remix/mashup • comparative relational • mono-medial multi-medial

  14. knowledge making • accumulated just-in-time/ on demand • expertise distributed • authoritative peer contributive • cell (island) cloud • uniformity modularity • “microsoft” “google”

  15. a “networked imagination” openness -systems -content -interoperability connectedness -participatory -peer to peer -sharing: interactivity -making/play --mashup, remake, remix attribution (creative commons) assessment (badging)

  16. relational learning

  17. 1.disciplinarity/ . . .

  18. . . ./interdisciplinarity

  19. humanities’ 3 r’s • reading • wRiting • reasoning

  20. reading

  21. wRiting/composition

  22. (critical) reasoning

  23. connected learninghttp://connectedlearning.tv/

  24. connected learning • interest driven • peer-to-peer • open and shared • networked • learning by doing • equity • socially connected • fully participatory

  25. living & learning in critical conditions

  26. living in a critical condition

  27. mobile learning

  28. global girl media/south africa

  29. HiWellrepublic of central africa

  30. challengesch1

  31. ch1a

  32. ch2

  33. ch3

  34. ch4

  35. ch5

  36. assessmentbadgingwww.dmlcompetition.orgwww.dmlcecntral.netwww.spigot.orgassessmentbadgingwww.dmlcompetition.orgwww.dmlcecntral.netwww.spigot.org

  37. no exit

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