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• 19 Jul 09
  

  Karen Szymusiak
• 05 May 09
  

  Mike Nall

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• 01 May 09
  

  Peggy George

  Collaboratively developed networked learning manifesto for getting parents and community more involved in schools.

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• 05 Apr 09
  

  Ordizia Jakintza

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• 19 Feb 09
  

  Sarah Hanawald

  Not sure what I think of this. Definitely blasts teachers for being secretive and non inclusive.

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• 13 Feb 09
  

  Stephanie Affield
• 30 Jan 09
  

  Michael Weller

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• 29 Jan 09
  

  Page Lennig

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• 28 Jan 09
  

  Michael Richards

  There is a lot of truth in this list.

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• 27 Jan 09
  

  Daniel Sutherland

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  Gideon Burton

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  Sandi Margolis
• 26 Jan 09
  

  Tony Rufkahr
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  Jeff Richardson

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  Nelba Quintana

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• 25 Jan 09
  

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  Patrick Higgins

  From John Pederson's session.

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  Karl Fisch

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  Will Richardson

  John Pederson's riff on the Cluetrain Manifesto.

  • Participation in networked learning changes people fundamentally.

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      Will Richardson on 2009-01-25

      What are those fundamental changes?
  • networked learners know more than schools do about their own learning
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  • • Schools need to talk to learners with whom they hope to create relationships.
    • Smart learners will find schools who speak their own language

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        Will Richardson on 2009-01-25

        I wonder if smart parents can do the same?
    • A healthy network organizes teachers in many meanings of the word
    • Schools depend heavily on open networks to generate and share critical knowledge. They need to resist the urge to “improve” or control these networked conversations.
    • There are three conversations going on. One inside the school. One among the parents. One among the students.
    • These three conversations want to talk to each other. They are speaking the same language. They recognize each other’s voices.
    • However subliminally at the moment, millions of people now perceive schools as little more than quaint legal fictions that are actively preventing these conversations from intersecting.
    • This is suicidal. Parents and students want to talk to schools.

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        Will Richardson on 2009-01-25

        Again, I'm not sure this is true. I think this goes back to my problem with what Gary says re: parents loving their kids and making good choices for them. I think school is too much of a convenience to rock the boat for a lot of parents.
    • As learners, as parents, both of us are sick to death of getting our information by remote control. Why do we need faceless annual reports and PTA groups to introduce us to each other?
    • Your tired notions of “parents aren’t involved” make our eyes glaze over. We don’t recognize ourselves in your projections.

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        Will Richardson on 2009-01-25

        Do parents want to be involved?
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        Patrick Higgins on 2009-01-27

        Will, are you seeing something in the community that we are missing? The convenience factor is a big one, I understand that, but as a parent I feel like there is too much pushing in from the world--too many changes that will tip the balance in favor of parents wanting new schools.
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  Robert Letcher

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  Michelle Krill

  A find and replace of Cluetrain Manifesto. Replacing market with learning.

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  • The community of discourse is the learning.
  • There are three conversations going on. One inside the school. One among the parents. One among the students.

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      Michelle Krill on 2009-01-25

      Get these voices together.
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  • • Smart schools will get out of the way and help the inevitable to happen sooner.

Public Stiky Notes

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  Will Richardson on 2009-01-25
  What are those fundamental changes?
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  Will Richardson on 2009-01-25
  I wonder if smart parents can do the same?
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  Michelle Krill on 2009-01-25
  Get these voices together.
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  Will Richardson on 2009-01-25
  Again, I'm not sure this is true. I think this goes back to my problem with what Gary says re: parents loving their kids and making good choices for them. I think school is too much of a convenience to rock the boat for a lot of parents.
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  Patrick Higgins on 2009-01-27
  Will, are you seeing something in the community that we are missing? The convenience factor is a big one, I understand that, but as a parent I feel like there is too much pushing in from the world--too many changes that will tip the balance in favor of parents wanting new schools.
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  Will Richardson on 2009-01-25
  Do parents want to be involved?

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