This link has been bookmarked by 27 people . It was first bookmarked on 14 Feb 2008, by Olivier Le Deuff.
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Serendipic learning can be seen as learning that is not based on outcome, but rather on process.
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disconnected from each other to fill tests, amputated from their prosthesis of thinking like mobile phones and their intellectual capabilities being hammered into the dirt by requiring certain outcomes rather than creativity and imagination.
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Howard Rheingold"Learning Zeitgeist: The Future of Education is Just-in-Time, Multidisciplinary, Experimental, Emergent"
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Michel BauwensThe skills that are highly valued today are not even distantly related to the skills that are developed in our educational prison facilities year after year, week after week, class after class
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Diego MorelliLearning Zeitgeist: The Future of Education is Just-in-Time, Multidisciplinary, Experimental, Emergent
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Wilfred RubensIn dit essay gaat Arina vooral in op twee concepten die relevant zijn voor de toekomst van leren: Serendipic and Parasitic Learning.
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Andrew DeVigal"The significance of interaction (as a paradigm shift from the traditional broadcast paradigm to the interactive social media paradigm) has been underlined in the new media contexts and discussions."
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Britt WatwoodTeemu Arina introduces a vision for the future of learning with two interesting concepts: Serendipic and Parasitic Learning.
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