I should just come out and say it from the beginning. A paper about open education that is authored by a single person feels (not necessarily is) a little anachronistic…
I was reading through one of my favorite blogs Play the Past, which discusses the intersection between games and cultural history (or gaming cultural history). One of the posts in…
As soon as questions of will or decision or reason or choice of action arise, human science is at a loss. -Noam Chomsky I have been posting quite a bit…
Up until only recently, I had never thought of Skype as being social media. Now that I think about it, that seems absurd. It is perhaps the most social of…
This is, not surprisingly, a half thought out post (ie, the norm for this space). I find as a person invested in learning and the use of technology to augment…
Reader beware: rambling post ahead. Hence the music below (Cathart) in case you want to listen to something to spell the time. Listen on Posterous I manage a blog for…
At the eLearning Africa Conference in Dar es Salaam held recently, I managed to sneak in to one of the presentations after having been introduced by my colleague Siro Masinde…
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