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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Kevin Hodgson

Kevin Hodgson

Smoothness and Striation in Digital Learning Spaces - 1 views

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      Smooth space/striated space ... which allows for freedom of movement/creativity?
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    a few folks were annotating this ...
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    a few folks were annotating this ...
Kevin Hodgson

Vialogues : Bring on the (open learning) Revolution - 1 views

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    come annotate the video
Kevin Hodgson

It's amazing what happens over coffee: or deterritoralising the curriculum (a #rhizo15 ... - 7 views

  • coffee
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      I am drinking coffee as I read this ... sort of drink symmetry going on right now ....
  • my first full academic year in the job
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      I am curious if this newness is freeing or is it constricting? Can you try new things or are you expected to toe the line? I suppose it depends on the "boss man" in charge.
  • My recent engagement with digital scholarship and #connectedlearning has propelled me to consider other options, and to think about how I might hack my own course, hybridise it.
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      This is the heart of all this connected work ... how do we bring our explorations of learning in online spaces and adventures back into the classroom (unless you teach online courses, of course).
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  • sets of resources organised around difficult ideas
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      I like this phrasing and the idea here ... of shifting the learning, as long as you don't focus on the tool/technology but on the learnings elements. Sometimes, the tech drives the learning, not the other way around. We want our students to have agency of exploration in their learning.
  • have shorter workshops that model many of the ideas we promote
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      This might up the engagement factor. I think a few folks from Connected Courses are tinkering with collective design of curriculum, right? Of allowing students to have a say in the learning. This is what Dave is doing with us. I think.
  • Emergent objectives could become points for reflecting on what the course should be dealing with, what the difficult ideas and issues are, and therefore the content required.
  • I am after all a final arbiter, the one who, institutionally, is responsible for assessment
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      Always a struggle, no matter the age of student (says the sixth grade teacher).
  • working with the play of smooth and striated space.
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      Thanks for the deep thinking ...
Kevin Hodgson

Rhizomatic follower of rhizomes | NomadWarMachine - 2 views

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    Sarah breaks out the strings and makes a song remix about Dave ... nifty.
Kevin Hodgson

Teaching Beyond Tropes: Subjective-Learning Subjugated-Objectives Subversive-Subjunctives - 5 views

  • Subjective-Learning Subjugated-Objectives Subversive-Subjunctives
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      I am feeling a bit like this is some lost text from a Dr. Seuss book for college students.
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      Nice
  • Subjective
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      I am glad Susan brought this definition up. I was going to search it out. The "subjective reality" hits a nerve with me. I am thinking of not just my own bias but what I bring to the table and intend to take away from the table. I am an active participant.
  • subvert or overthrow, destroy, or undermine
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      Pretty strong language here .. I am thinking how the remix culture might be considered subversive in this context, using a different (subjective) view to understand a learning environment.
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  • These include statements about one's state of mind, such as opinion, belief, purpose, intention, or desire.
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      Thank you for this. Here is the crux of how I think about subjective thinking ... tossed into the subjunctive salad bowl. Or have I been mistaken in my own beliefs about what subjective is?
  • how our "design" is experienced by any one learner is as unique as a fingerprint, and impeded upon by the scars we have collected throughout our coarses and courses and curses.
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      For good and for bad .... it could be that we are shaped by the positive energy and the positive experiences. I am thinking of being part of networks liked CLMOOC and DS106 and Connected Courses ... those shape my expectations of what a course should look like these days.
  • entryway into possibility.
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      Great phrase embedded in a deep paragraph .... We should get this tattooed on our web/head.
  • ridden like a wild bronco while you laugh maniacally.
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      I am tempted to make a comic with this line .... Yeehaw!
  • Click here for your summative assessment. 
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      OMG. I had a ball with this. I think I failed. I think I passed. I think I succeeded. I think I thought .... "Thank God, I have people like Susan to lead me astray."
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      This line between subjective and objective is both intriguing and confusing (for me, anyway). This post by Susan really helped clarify some of the ideas. My annotations are my way of interacting with her text.
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Rhizo Poetry Curation Storify by Tanya - 0 views

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    A powerful look at what unfolded
Kevin Hodgson

INTERNET POEMPATHY | Thinking Out Loud - 1 views

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    Maureen collects lots of stuff from rhizo14 here
Kevin Hodgson

Rhizomatic Education : Community as Curriculum | Dave's Educational Blog - 7 views

  • fluid, transitory conception of knowledge
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      I like this phrasing .. that knowledge is always in motion
  • rhizome.
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      And here is it.
  • disciplines on the bleeding edge
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  • The explosion of freely available sources of information has helped drive rapid expansion in the accessibility of the canon and in the range of knowledge available to learners.
  • Information is coming too fast for our traditional methods of expert verification to adapt.
  • In the rhizomatic model of learning, curriculum is not driven by predefined inputs from experts; it is constructed and negotiated in real time by the contributions of those engaged in the learning process.
  • The living curriculum of an active community is a map
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      The cartography of learning. I am always intrigued by how this plays out, if done successfully. Most of the curriculum mapping I have done ... I would not call them maps. They are just plot lines going nowhere, it often seems. But the idea of a map continues to intrigue me.
  • Knowledge seekers in cutting-edge fields are increasingly finding that ongoing appraisal of new developments is most effectively achieved through the participatory and negotiated experience of rhizomatic community engagement. Through involvement in multiple communities where new information is being assimilated and tested, educators can begin to apprehend the moving target that is knowledge in the modern learning environment.
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