I’ve written a new post on the TechLearning blog titled “Farewell, linear conversations?”
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- NECC 2007 Flickr group and blogging - 2007
- Amazing MacBook upgrade - 2006
- Podcast61: 1:1 Lessons in Bryan, Texas - 2006
Folksonomy and Learning…
Here’s and interesting thought:
Thinking itself, at least for me, seems to rarely be a linear experience. Instead, thinking is more often similar to hyperlinking. One thought leads to another, and the connection of ideas rarely seems to follow a …