Learning 2.0: The Threat (and promise) of Social Interaction - Bokardo - The Diigo Meta page

• 23 Aug 08
  

  Kristina Hoeppner

  learning interaction social_construction collaboration

• 18 Jul 08
  

  Mark Blair

  What is Learning 2.0? It’s the shift from a Cartesian view of learning where knowledge is treated as something to be transferred to students (that students merely have to learn some set of knowledge) and instead based on a social view of learning where meaning is socially constructed.

  ple vle elearning web2.0

• 04 Jul 08
  

  Michel Bauwens

  The mere threat of social interaction changes our behavior...if you know your work is going to be put on public display, you'll be much more motivated to make it good.

  P2P-Learning P2P

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  Howard Rheingold

  The mere threat of social interaction changes our behavior…if you know your work is going to be put on public display, you’ll be much more motivated to make it good.

  educational_technology

• 24 Jun 08
  

  bearclau

  recommended by Viviane

  ArticleToRead

• 18 Jun 08
  

  michelemmartin

  the shift to public display, a shift to expected social interaction, changed the way the students learned and the effort they put into their education. Social software isn’t just a new way to work, it changes the effort we put into that work.

  learning socialmedia blogging elearning2.0 elearningguild

• 15 Jun 08
  

  Jill ONeill

  education community learning socialmedia

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  laura malita

  learning2.0 collaboration

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  L@jost EU project

  learning2.0 collaboration l@jost

• 14 Jun 08
  

  Marco Díaz Calleja

  2.0 educatoin unread

• 11 Jun 08
  

  b w

  education learning blog social shmoop web2.0

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  bcby c

  education learning blogging social web2.0 SocialMedia toread

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  Mark Rabnett

  It’s the shift from a Cartesian view of learning, where knowledge is treated as something to be transferred to students, to one based on a social view of learning where meaning is socially constructed.

  learning education article social.networks

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  Micah Elliott

  The mere threat of social interaction changes our behavior…if you know your work is going to be put on public display, you’ll be much more motivated to make it good.

  education for:williamsdad

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  isaac Mao

  Learning

  • So the shift to public display, a shift to expected social interaction, changed the way the students learned and the effort they put into their education. If that’s not an incentive to experiment with and use social software I don’t know what is. Social software isn’t just a new way to work, it changes the effort we put into that work. Now there is a sound byte for social media consultants.

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