This idea – raised in our research team – has grabbed my attention. Why is it that when communicating online we are immediately drawn to certain people’s posts/blogs and not to others? We resonate with certain people and ideas and not with others, just as I was immediately attracted to the idea of resonance in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘connectivitism’
Resonance in blogging
Posted in Blogging, Research, tagged blogging, blogs, connectivitism, connectivity, eLearning, Research, resonance on May 5, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Sustaining Communities
Posted in CCK08, Communities of practice, tagged community, connections, connectivitism, identity, Ning on February 8, 2009 | 4 Comments »
The subject of the research paper that I have recently submitted (with a colleague) is the challenges facing ‘artificially’ created communities. By this we mean communities that are set up as part of a funded project. We found that there are significant challenges, as you would expect, to be faced when the funding ceases. The project [...]
Connecting through people’s people
Posted in CCK08, tagged CCK08, communication, connectivitism, connectivity, India on January 17, 2009 | 3 Comments »
How do we know which connections are important? My recent trip to India has made me think about this in a number of ways.
All the connections I made on this trip have enriched my life, but I find myself thinking about the homestay we stayed in, in Olavipe, Kerala towards the end of our trip. This was [...]
The Future of Social Networking
Posted in CCK08, Communities of practice, tagged CCK08, connectivitism, EtienneWenger, facebook, OLWeekly, StephenDownes on December 12, 2008 | 13 Comments »
Do you get Stephen’s OL Weekly (or Daily)? I have for some time. I have often thought how does he keep it up. I hate routine. The thought of having to do the same thing over and over for weeks and weeks or years and years just fills me with horror. But of course we all [...]

