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30 Dec 09

AJET 21(4) Murphy and Ciszewska-Carr (2005) - syntactic and semantic units - analysis of online discussions

semantic unit or the unit of meaning versus a syntactic unit in the form of a paragraph.

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  • Contrasting syntactic and semantic units in the analysis of online discussion
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23 Jun 09

Half an Hour: The Cloud and Collaboration

  • Such approaches to communication have their grounding in "incommensurability" or "indeterminacy" theses of meaning; we see these reflected in Kuhn's theory of paradigm change and Quine's discussion of radical translation respectively. As Quine says, it's not simply that we can't say that two utterances have the same meaning, it's that there might not even be an objective meaning to be right about. (Quine, 1960, p. 73) What underlies communication, what makes community possible, in such cases is not sameness of entity or shared meaning, but rather, our entering into a system of interaction with each other, into what Wittgenstein calls a "language game", the result of a negotiation calls and responses, where thinking is an activity, similar to, as he says in the Blue Book, a movement of the hand, the presumption of meaning being an ungrounded inference, a projection, or as Quine says, an "analytic hypothesis." (Wittgenstein, 1991, p. 16)
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  • Instead of attempting to identify thought-leaders, for example, and instead of attempting to identify and understand the content created on the web, the various activities of participants in the network are acts of interaction and communication. The semantics, the meaning, of interactions are not deducible from their contents; indeed, their contents are, from the larger perspective, irrelevant. Rather, we should treat them as contentless 'words' or 'signals' in a complex communication taking place among the entities. A web video created by a skateboarder: that's a word. A lolcat created in photoshop: that's a word. This article: that's a word.
30 Jul 08

SpringerLink - Zeitschriftenbeitrag

‘Mode 2’ Revisited: The New Production of Knowledge

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18 Jul 08

Computer-based Collaboration in Student Work: Does a Preference for Using Technology Affect Performance? (ResearchIndex)

Showing that students who did NOT like computer mediated collaboration performed as well or even better than students who preferred CMC than f2f

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16 Jul 08

JIME: Learn to Communicate and Communicate to Learn:

This reconceptualization leads to a new class of computer applications that places constructionist activities within a more social context in which computers simultaneously provide opportunities for learning how to communicate

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Important book focussing the educational paradigm shift (from teacher centered to learner centered

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