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My Multiliteracies Checklist

After the official ending of Multiliteracies EVO sesssion, a few reflections on what I've achieved and how I want to continue from here.



I have:

  • Gained new insights into the concept of multiliteracies through Mark Pegrum's book.
  • Reconsidered my views on Twitter and its affordances, together with its sister app Twibes, for teaching and networking (I have to admit I wasn't much of a fan of Twitter before…
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Posted on March 2, 2010 at 2:30am — 1 Comment

A little local story

While reading the last pages of Mark Pegrum’s book and thinking about week 5 task, my daughter tells me this

story that I’d like to share here:



End of the match. A boy cries after the defeat of his football team, which leaves it out of the fight for the coveted cup. Nothing unusual in this town where football awakes…

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Posted on February 17, 2010 at 1:00pm — 2 Comments

Tagging in Action at ITValley10: Reflections after today’s Elluminate session

I could only join today’s live session at Elluminate for the last half hour. Little as I heard (I haven't listened to the recording yet), it has prompted me to reflect on why, how, where - and perhaps, also for whom - I tag. Also, on how and why I could use this with my students.



I started tagging as a way to keep track of all the interesting information, pages, blogs, tools, etc that I encountered as I started my online… Continue

Posted on February 4, 2010 at 12:54am — 6 Comments

Comment on David Weinberger and Andrew Keen's debate

In truth, these are just notes taken while listening to David Weinberger and Andrew Keen debating Weinberger's thesis in "All Things Miscellaneous"



D. Weinberger’s argument:

The fundamental web challenge is how to organize information, how to find what matters to us.

He contrasts physical order with digital order:





Andrew Keen’s criticism

The main issue at stake: the value of authority in a connected world.

He views… Continue

Posted on January 31, 2010 at 1:00am — 4 Comments

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At 3:17pm on February 5, 2010, Jennifer Verschoor said…
Welcome to Multiliteracies EVO session

During 6 weeks we will start an unforgettable journey together. Our interaction will take place through our Yahoo Group and Ning.
Please read the instructions on how to work in our Ning platform in the Main page of the Ning.If you have any doubt please send us a message via the Help Desk Tab.

Don`t forget to add yourself to our participant´s map and to join our Twitter and Diigo Group.

Happy learning and sharing !!
Jennifer
On behalf of Multiliteracies Team :-)
At 11:53pm on February 6, 2010, Mariel Amez said…
Thank you! Easier said than done indeed!

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