Diversity has become a buzz word, an oversimplified ideal. We should instead embrace heterogeneity—the fact that people in the population at large, and within our own movements and communities, will invariably differ with regards to every possible trait. Heterogeneity is messy and complicated, but we must come to expect it.”
Who is in #Rhizo15? - 2 views
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form to enter data is at https://downloadmylearning.wordpress.com/2015/04/18/the-people-at-the-nodes/
Choreographies of Becoming | Personal Research Blog - 0 views
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This paper centers what I consider to be an important question: As educators in the 21st century, what is our ethical responsibility in relation to human technological subjectification? As digital technologies proliferate, thinking through the ethics of becoming-digital is of paramount importance for college student educators.
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about subjectification and socialization
Tracking Rhizo15 | Rhizomatic Learning - 6 views
I Will Not Let An Exam Result Decide My Fate||Spoken Word - YouTube - 0 views
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Cross-fertilization from DL MOOC. Thx to James Kerr for sharing. Powerful spoken word on the irony of assessment/grading.
Be More Saga | teachnorthern - 0 views
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As educators, our job as I see it is to facilitate the self-responsible expression of those opinions and provide a safe space to allow them to change.
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about independence and self-responsibility.
#city & other getaways - 2 views
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from another blog, "places along the way" Rhizomatic connects here because a) it describes my social media network explorations, b) the interests they connect, and c) is another, possibly better, organizing metaphor for cities and urban space
Everything is a Remix Part 3 on Vimeo - 0 views
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Recommended by Marilyn Funes http://mdvfunes.com/2014/01/15/i-am-not-doing-rhizo14-but-i-guess-im-in/
Three Pounds of Neurons | Virtually Foolproof - 2 views
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My head hurts after Week 1 of rhizo14. Just kidding. Enjoying wrapping my three pounds of neurons around the first week's question connecting learning and cheating.
Hacking Four Corners « Kevin's Meandering Mind - 0 views
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our morning meeting
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The operative word is 'our'--rooting the class in tribal consciousness. Growing a network of connections-known and unknown--in a emergent ecosystem.
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Responsive Classroom
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some of the activities start getting a little old, so I encourage my students to mess around with the rules once we’ve learned them and hack the activities as they see fit
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This fits in beautifully with the discussion of cheating this week in #rhizo14. Fake/make/hack/unmake--seems like the normal pattern of mastery. Once you have mastered the rules it seems as if one of the unwritten rules is to break them in order to see if they are still worth following. Cheating is stress testing the system. Seems almost biological.
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Always try to touch and watch what happens, all children do it, could be biology indeed. Trying to see what would happen if we do this?
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messy thoughts by a rhizome #rhizo14 | Chrissi Nerantzi - 2 views
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Chrissi would love comments on this blogpost.
Cheating and the new value of knowledge #rhizo14 | A Fine Balance - 1 views
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what we have long taken to be essential to the structure of knowledge: a foundation.
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Just a metaphor that is as capable of change as any other metaphor.
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knowledge never had a foundation,
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copying what you love
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Pretty compelling idea. One of the more compelling and accessible ways to learn and play at the same time is to copy. I supose that is why it is such a common practice in master/apprentice relationships.
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But we also know that we make ourselves stupid when we restrict ourselves to tolerating only the mildest disruptions of our comfort.”
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Growing Rhizomes | Free Range Pen - 2 views
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a way to view the rhizome of rhizomatic learning, type your word and see it grow
Kobayashi Maru Test for Learning Cyber Security - 1 views
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Teachers of cyber security use "cheating" to challenge students' assumptions
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I'd been thinking about Kobayashi Maru
Cheating to Learn: How a UCLA professor gamed a game theory midterm | Which Way L.A.? - 1 views
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Nonacs proves the value of "flipping the test" is to stimulate new ways to perceive and solve problems with what's been learned rather than regurgitate what teacher expects.
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then there was the story about the L.A. school district students getting iPads that were supposed to keep them on the school site and course resources... the students promptly hacked their iPads and let themselves out on the net
Kobayashi Maru - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 1 views
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Larry L in Unhangout: My point: Could you blame Captain Kirk cheating in Kobashashi Maru test? I'm really convinced that cheating is an intrinsic part of a damage/broken/unfunctional education system. Cris C -- Now that I know what Kobashasi Maru means, I'd say that Captain Kirk both cheated and hacked his way to success by disrupting the unfair system. Reminds me of Ender in Ender's Game (book/series by Orson Scott Card) who was continually and brilliantly breaking the rules.
Self-assessment and self-remediation | Dave's Educational Blog - 0 views
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Overcoming isolation
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Active learning
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Controlling learning behaviours
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So i'm basically trying to give people something they can work with… a strategy rather than content… that can get them 'in the know' so that they can participate in the community effectively.
Grade emphasis rather than learning - 2 views
http://www.glass-castle.com/clients/www-nocheating-org/adcouncil/research/cheatingfactsheet.html
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