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A Great Graphic Featuring The 12 Principles of Collaboration Since the introduction of web 2.0 or what is called the " social web", the users' relationship with the web has completely changed. Before, the web was static ( web 1.0) and users have a limited choice to what they can do with it. In fact, they were only able to read and consume the content but with the uptake of web 2.0 technologies people become producers of content. They can publish, share, tag, comment, interact, and collaborate. Collaboration is a skill central to the 21st century learning; not that it was not important before but with the use of interactive digital technologies, learners need to draw more on their collaborative skills to enhance their learning . Collaboration has several features and principles.
Social Media or Digital Narcissism? A controversial project by the Dutch visual artist Willem Popelier was exhibited at Amsterdam’s Foam museum this past summer. Popelier’s Showroom Girls project raised a debate on a topical issue: How does the Internet and social media affect users’ privacy? Social media: opportunities and risks Blog d'Anthony Poncier At the end of the XIX century, the contrast between blue-collar and white-collar was important and helped in strengthening the class war concept. The first still being treated worse than the second. With the digitization of business, when more and more things are automated, are we going to reinforce this pattern? Digital transformation and internal communication Few month ago, I attended as a speaker at a conference on digital transformation of organizations, in which I put forward that enterprise had to move in as one to this digitalization and leave no one behind. One of the speakers replied, correctly, that in a large organization, you can’t do everything at once and there were priorities to be set. The problem is that this sense of priorities is rarely known to all employees and most of the time they feel that it is always the same who are the beneficiaries.
A Great Wheel of All The Learning Theories Teachers Need to Know about I really feel like there are no words that can ever give credit to the phenomenal work put into creating the wheel below. It just amazed me how much time invested in it. Teaching is a hands-on activity ( unless you are a lecture-based type of teacher ) that is deeply grounded in learning theories. Being able to recognize and differentiate between the different learning theories together with the ability to understand the reasons why you opt for a certain theory to inform your teaching and not the other are key to sound and successful teaching career. The interactive graphic below will definitely help you clear out the cloud over any confusion resulting from misunderstanding a learning theory, it will also set out clear boundaries and demarcate territories for learning theory.
Forget an MBA. How about an MBI? The MBA degree often comes under attack, but keynote speaker and futurist Jim Carroll goes a bit further with a specific call for it to be replaced by a new MBI - master's in business imagination. On his blog, he says the degree would no longer churn out administrators but instead prepare students for a fast-paced future by "abandoning any pretence that the skills of yesterday will be important tomorrow." Here's what he would expect of graduates. They would continuously challenge the assumptions surrounding them, and use that as the formative fuel for their creativity. MBIs should know that the foundation of everything is shifting and twisting, and is in such movement that the future is being defined. "They are willing to abandon any attitudes which might cause them to believe that everything is going to stay the same, with the result that they view the world through a different set of lenses.
About noosfeer - The synergic network Connect with us! You can write us directly to: contact@noosfeer.com Create an account Register now It's free! Map Of The Developing Human Brain Shows Where Problems Begin : Shots - Health News hide captionImages of the developing fetal brain show connections among brain regions. Allen Institute for Brain Science; Bruce Fischl, Martinos Center for Biomedial Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital Images of the developing fetal brain show connections among brain regions.