Introduction to communities of practice | Wenger-Trayner
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Greg McVerryhttp://edte.ch/blog/2015/02/16/micro-engagement-is-killing-our-edublogging-community/
Greg McVerryAnother great piece that has me thinking about ants and social networks Primarily, in a distributed process, there is never central control, while in division of labour there might be. A leader can tell one citizen to make candles and another to make shoes. In a distributed process this would happen through local interactions, for example with people who wan
Greg McVerryhttps://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/files/2019-01/Newman_Predictions_2019_FINAL_1.pdf
Greg McVerryhttp://www.niemanlab.org/collection/predictions-2019/
Greg McVerryhttp://antigonish2.com/community/community-a-4-word-story/
Greg McVerry🍅🍅 spent on drafting the next chapter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FF78oXEVJsTGu1IIgESI-rUkcXk6bJI-AfrCm_PDeQs/edit?usp=sharing plus some email interruptions for grant work
Greg McVerryHey Southeast Connecticut we need to do something to help the local Coast Guard in our state. The people who guard our borders should not be victims. How can we help? Ideas? Families of those who serve live on the edge. No pay... #ctedu #edchat
Greg McVerry@sunnydeveloper Here is the copy of book so far. Only chapters 1, 2, 3, and 8 currently populated. Need to get book to a publisher by 1/22 so they will be done soonhttps://openpedagogy.glitch.me
Greg McVerry@amybruvall "creativity is seeing relationships and juxtaposition that other's dont see"
Greg McVerryhttps://teacherchallenge.edublogs.org/pln-define/
Greg McVerry@aburvall talks about how art is healing and cathartic. We need to have personal goals that drive us toward networks. Yet the audience helped to reinforce. Find your tribe. Play together. Creativity as the experience.
Greg McVerryIn @downes el30 class we discussed community and much of the week revolved around "how do decentralized networks arrive at trust" we talked a ton of blockchain. blockchain...schmockchain...trust isn't an engineering problem it is a human problem. Blocks don't build communities people do. Stephen laid out three paths to trust through blockchain Proof of Work
Greg McVerrySpent 🍅🍅early morning making up for missing my four hour daily writing goal yesterday. Then spent 🍅🍅 on an NSF STEM+C by forking our other NSF grant
Greg McVerryhttp://clintlalonde.net/2009/10/08/on-historically-defining-personal-learning-network/
Greg McVerry🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅 On chapter nine: Making Spaces:https://openpedagogy.glitch.me/chapter9/ time to hang with kids home from school.
Greg McVerryArt is the highest the highest form of democracy but often in networks democracy is the highest form of art.
Greg McVerrywhite space short prose blue links blog post links to evidence dense language large blocks more boring essay
Greg McVerry@sunnydeveloper writing our chapter on building networks for our Open Pedagogy book. Know of any good post on working in the open as introverts or open source?
Greg McVerry@amyburvall "if they build it they will get it. Constraints pair it down." I think in terms of networks there is the constraints provide scaffolds.
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