Steve Hargadon: The Solution to Content Overload - The Diigo Meta page

• 27 Sep 08
  

  Shelley K.

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• 13 Aug 08
  

  Maggie Wolfe Riley

  Found via Debbie Kilburn's CodeCrunchers blog

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  • I see the Web moving from a "publishing" platform to a "conversation" platform. We will drive ourselves crazy if we continue to think of the Web as an ever-growing repository of information to consume. And so within that vision it would be reasonable to ask--as many have done--why the ordinary user should add more content, much of which will be of questionable value when measure by the yardstick of authoritative voices. However, as the Web grows it is becoming less about accumulation and aggregation of content, and more and more a vehicle for participating in engaged learning conversations (both synchronous or asynchronous).
• 11 Aug 08
  

  Will Richardson

  I see the Web moving from a "publishing" platform to a "conversation" platform. We will drive ourselves crazy if we continue to think of the Web as an ever-growing repository of information to consume. And so within that vision it would be reasonable to a

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• 01 Aug 08
  

  lukeasrodgers

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• 26 Jul 08
  

  Debby K

  However, as the Web grows it is becoming less about accumulation and aggregation of content, and more and more a vehicle for participating in engaged learning conversations (both synchronous or asynchronous).
  
  And when we teach content creation we are actually teaching the ability to take part in these conversations.

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