Commenti a: CCK08 - Week 1 - A day of ordinary connectivism http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/ Periodically re-invent yourself!! Tue, 07 Feb 2012 05:21:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 di andrew http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50780 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 04:33:18 +0000 http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50780 i enjoyed your story very much -- i believe however that when ;what is in your head; ( as knowledge) gets transfered to a piece of software/hardware it becomes information (resides 'there' as infomation) and when the person who connects with that through applying that information (like add value) it becomes once again 'knowledge'. cheers, andrew i enjoyed your story very much — i believe however that when ;what is in your head; ( as knowledge) gets transfered to a piece of software/hardware it becomes information (resides ‘there’ as infomation) and when the person who connects with that through applying that information (like add value) it becomes once again ‘knowledge’.
cheers,
andrew

]]> di mrsdurff http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50769 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 00:33:38 +0000 http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50769 I like your story. Everyone has a story to tell and the interconnectedness of our stories is, I think, what is meant by connectivism. technorati tags: <a href="http://technorati.com/tag/CCK08">CCK08</a> I like your story. Everyone has a story to tell and the interconnectedness of our stories is, I think, what is meant by connectivism.

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]]> di mrsdurff http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50767 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 00:10:11 +0000 http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50767 I like your story - it sums it all up in a neat package and is more interesting than a textbook. It's interesting that everyone has a story - where those stories intersect must be what is meant by connectivism.... I like your story - it sums it all up in a neat package and is more interesting than a textbook. It’s interesting that everyone has a story - where those stories intersect must be what is meant by connectivism….

]]> di Italia Castiglione http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50739 Sat, 13 Sep 2008 17:50:45 +0000 http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50739 Dear Antonio, I also think that narration is a powerful tool. Thank you for your story; it was great. It had a generative effect making me think about my personal network and in how many ways it is connected. I enjoyed drawing a map showing all the relationships, places, weak ties and strong ties. Amazing! I am glad to meet you again! Italia Dear Antonio,

I also think that narration is a powerful tool. Thank you for your story; it was great.
It had a generative effect making me think about my personal network and in how many ways it is connected.
I enjoyed drawing a map showing all the relationships, places, weak ties and strong ties. Amazing!

I am glad to meet you again!

Italia

]]> di bruna http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50719 Sat, 13 Sep 2008 14:30:12 +0000 http://www.fininformatica.it/wp/cck08-week-1-a-day-of-ordinary-connectivism/#comment-50719 Our lives are a series of stories or our life is one big story connected by...what...our experiences. Thank you for your story this morning. It is a great example of how a network can work. Rather a living network. I always tell my students that the fastest way to an answer is through an expert. Now how you contact the expert can be a challenge. There is no simple way. I say this because we have so many ways to communicate and many people have their preferred method of communication ranging from a phone call to texting to email to ftf and many variation in between. This is when you know the expert. What happens when you don't personally know the expert? Then you reach out to your personal network perhaps we can call it the first tier and then you can't see what actually happens from there but your first tier turns connects to unseen multiple tiers. You have shown us what happens when you received a request/message/notification from one person because you were, I think, in their first tier network. It's quite magical, isn't it. What I really like about your story or any story really is that concepts become real and are alive. It's so much easier to understand a concept when it based in an example that is understandable to your audience. Saluti da Chicago!! Our lives are a series of stories or our life is one big story connected by…what…our experiences.

Thank you for your story this morning. It is a great example of how a network can work. Rather a living network.

I always tell my students that the fastest way to an answer is through an expert. Now how you contact the expert can be a challenge. There is no simple way. I say this because we have so many ways to communicate and many people have their preferred method of communication ranging from a phone call to texting to email to ftf and many variation in between. This is when you know the expert. What happens when you don’t personally know the expert? Then you reach out to your personal network perhaps we can call it the first tier and then you can’t see what actually happens from there but your first tier turns connects to unseen multiple tiers.

You have shown us what happens when you received a request/message/notification from one person because you were, I think, in their first tier network. It’s quite magical, isn’t it. What I really like about your story or any story really is that concepts become real and are alive. It’s so much easier to understand a concept when it based in an example that is understandable to your audience.

Saluti da Chicago!!

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