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• 21 Apr 09
  

  paul lowe

  Frustrated With Corporate Course-Management Systems, Some Professors Go 'Edupunk'
  
  A group of tech-savvy professors are claiming punk music as inspiration for their approach to teaching. They call their approach Edupunk.
  
  Punk rock was a rebellion against the clean, predictable sound of popular music and it also encouraged a do-it-yourself attitude. Edupunk seems to be a reaction against the rise of course-managements systems, which offer cookie-cutter tools that can make every course Web site look the same.

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• 13 Jan 09
  

  krixkrax
• 20 Nov 08
  

  Alexander Kaufman

  http://www.edupunk.com.au

• 26 Sep 08
  

  Michelle A. Hoyle

  A group of tech-savvy professors are claiming punk music as inspiration for their approach to teaching. They call their approach Edupunk.

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• 11 Sep 08
  

  Olga Cação

  Edupunk pedagogy education Web2.0

• 25 Jun 08
  

  Lisa M Lane

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• 21 Jun 08
  

  Chris Clark

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• 19 Jun 08
  

  Barbara Dieu

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• 11 Jun 08
  

  Meghan Lafferty

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• 08 Jun 08
  

  Michel Bauwens

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• 06 Jun 08
  

  Alexandre Enkerli

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  Koos Winnips

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• 05 Jun 08
  

  Kate Ellis

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• 04 Jun 08
  

  Doug Adams

  Edupunk seems to be a reaction against the rise of course-managements systems, which offer cookie-cutter tools that can make every course Web site look the same.

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• 02 Jun 08
  

  Sara Jameson

  Web2.0 Technology Teaching blackboard CHE

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  Peter Beaumont

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• 01 Jun 08
  

  Barbara Lindsey

  Chronicle of Higher Ed article on Edupunk

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• 31 May 08
  

  Sue Maberry

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  Rudy Garns

  "Punk rock was a rebellion against the clean, predictable sound of popular music and it also encouraged a do-it-yourself attitude. Edupunk seems to be a reaction against the rise of course-managements systems, which offer cookie-cutter tools that can make every course Web site look the same." (Wired Campus)

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  Mario A Núñez

  edupunk

  • Edupunk seems to be a reaction against the rise of course-managements systems, which offer cookie-cutter tools that can make every course Web site look the same
  • Universities need to start providing fully capable (i.e. with MySQL, PHP, and whatever else) and BLANK webspace for faculty to do what they want in.
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  emapey

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• 30 May 08
  

  Howard Rheingold

  Edupunk seems to be a reaction against the rise of course-managements systems, which offer cookie-cutter tools that can make every course Web site look the same.

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  A group of tech-savvy professors are claiming punk music as inspiration for their approach to teaching. They call their approach Edupunk.

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  Alexandre Enkerli on 2008-06-06
  Honestly, I find the write-up particularly shallow. Is Punk really subsumed under Punk Rock? Can't we get some analysis of the social implications of the nascent movement (or "buzz")? As Lindsea said, where are the students?
  Thankfully, some of these issues are being addressed by a number of people and this short CHE piece was probably one of the first ones to give the term some mainstream attention.
  Let's hope we won't all fall into the groupthink trap.

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