Augmented synchronicity and getting translated in China
Michael Gallagher That title actually addresses the fact that this post is about two different things, so apologies if that was misleading. I have just been doing several, slightly disparate activities over…
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mLearn 2011 in Beijing, Best Paper Awards, and the free or stunted flow of information and dialogue
I have just returned from the mLearn 2011 Conference in Beijing, China, which focuses, not surprisingly, on mobile and ubiquitous learning (anywhere, anytime, all the time). Some good sessions and…
JSTOR Plant Science videos and #mLearn2011
That title is actually two differnet topics just bunched together under one blog post. They aren’t related. Heading out to Beijing on Monday for mLearn 2011 conference (#mlearn2011) where I…
Augmented reality, nostalgia, and my favorite bibimbap restaurant in Seoul
I just recently watched Terence Malick’s Tree of Life so this post might have the remnants of the philosophical stupor I have been in for the last few days since…
Complexity, self-organization, and #Change11: reactions to Siemen’s presentation on online courses
I read a recent presentation from George Siemens on Self-Organization in Online Courses (embedded below) that addressed some aspects of learning complexity (through the context of a MOOC) that intrigued…
#Change11: Setting my learning expectations and goals. Agile lurking.
Memo.m4a Listen on Posterous (A metaphor for MOOC learning, perhaps. Chatter, chaos, and signal to noise. Meaningful conversations to those participating in them. Literally, it is the sound of a…
Augmented reality contact lens & #mlearning: cognitive load & social context
(my wife as a composite of memories-constructing identity on the fly) Much of this was inspired by Judy Brown’s presentation Future Mobile Learning as well as my own fascination with…