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Myoungsun Sohn

Week 5 Activity: Collections - 89 views

Relational pedagogy in the Web 2.0 The purpose of this activity was to experience a specific educational material, the Posse, together and take a close look at it as a teaching and learning mater...

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Karen Keifer-Boyd

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2009 (MW2009): Speakers - 0 views

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    Museums and the Web 2009 conference has several full-text papers available that relate to topics many of you have facilitated inquires. Particularly these 3 papers relate to Brian's inquiry: Learning In The Wild: What Wolfquest Taught Developers and Game Players Fictional press releases and fake artifacts: How the Smithsonian American Art Museum is letting game players redefine the rules City Treasure. Mobile Games for Learning Cultural Heritage
Mary Elizabeth Meier

The Making of Forever, at the Victoria & Albert Museum - 0 views

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    New media art and the Victoria and Albert Museum. "The installation lives online, generating an endless series of downloadable video podcasts."
christine liao

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART - ΕΘΝΙΚΟ ΜΟΥΣΕΙΟ ΣΥΓΧΡΟΝΗΣ ΤΕΧΝΗΣ - 0 views

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    From the Web site "About Tag ties and affective spies Tag ties & affective spies is a critical approach on the social media of our times. What happens when we are "tagging" , "posting" and "sharing" our experiences and opinions in platforms such as those of Facebook, YouTube, flickr or del.ic.ious? Are we really connecting and interacting or are we also forming the content and..."
Mary Elizabeth Meier

Web 2.0 Syllabus | Art Education 511 - 1 views

    • Jennifer Motter
       
      mashup and remix data
    • Jennifer Motter
       
      collective intelligence
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      co-developers
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    • Jennifer Motter
       
      empower users
    • Karen Keifer-Boyd
       
      Web 2.0 Pedagogy interpreted by Jen: empower users creation of new content through online social interaction embrace, explore, and extend Web 2.0 applications collective intelligence mashup and remix data co-developers
    • christine liao
       
      democracy (? a working thought)
    • Mary Elizabeth Meier
       
      The following is from the O'Reilly site: From "publishing to participation." I think that web 2.0 is very much about participation. Christine, I think that democracy is also an important idea which connects to Jen's comment about empowerment. Users are empowered by vast choices in technology to participate and create content not just consume it. However, some may feel paralyzed by all of the choices.
    • Myoungsun Sohn
       
      empower users; network effects from user contributions user-centered approach the architecture of participation users who can control how data is displayed on their computer
    • Ashley M
       
      Interactvitiy
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      Using the web to create databases for personal or group uses. Interactivity beyond: new forms of communicating and sharing ideas/art projects; Collaboration across nations for projects.
    • christine liao
       
      non-linear rhizomized learning, teaching, and thinking...
    • Jennifer Motter
       
      embrace, explore, and extend Web 2.0 applications
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      creation of new content through online social interaction
    • Mary Elizabeth Meier
       
      I like the idea that we are participating in this read/write culture in this week's facillitations. This is what I have heard ed_techies describe as "expanding the four walls of the classroom", or engaging in the authentic task of Web participation by tagging artwork at a museum, commenting on a blog, or adding to a voicethread.
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    I agree that web 2.0 has great characteristics and potential for education. I liked the characteristics of empowerment of users. I think, however, we need to think of whom users really are. Who makes web contents and who doen't or can't? Who does collaborate and who doen't or can't? And why do they collaborate and why others don't or can't?
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    I think web 2.0 might be a kind of language to communicate among active web users. So it can be a foreign language for some people. Maybe we need some classes like ESL for web 2.0 in school.
christine liao

Collections GoogleDoc - 0 views

    • christine liao
       
      Hi Jennifer, Your link doesn't contain your id, so I cannot see your collection
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      Hi Lindsay, I like your collections. It gives me a feeling of collecting chair at home and a sense of comfort with chairs.
Elizabeth Andrews

Brooklyn Museum: Community: Posse: elizandrews - 0 views

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    Sitting on Decorative Arts
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    The Everyday
Myoungsun Sohn

Brooklyn Museum: Community: Posse: vivid1224 - 0 views

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    Myoungsun's Collections in Posse
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