The Common Loon

This weblog about facilitating lifelong learning in a digital age is maintained by Shanta Rohse. I created it to support a graduate independent study course I am taking at Athabasca University's Centre for Distance Education in Winter 2005. You can find out more about me from my personal web site.







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A Pattern Language Engaging Minds

Communities of Practice by Etienne Wenger The Ingenuity Gap by Thomas Homer-Dixon

Tag It!

~ an application of the Tag It! pattern: recently tagged websites via del.icio.us ~

Extract It!

~ an application of the Extract It! pattern: a real time boolean search via PubSub ~

Why the loon?

It's from an old reading blanket that's incubated many a lifelong learning project.

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Monday, 25 April 2005
Mark your own trail

You want to revisit a source that you discovered previously.

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Learning projects unfold unpredictably. Often you don’t recognize the value of a source until much later in the project.

As the project unfolds, the source may be buried several levels into a website, or is otherwise invisible and intangible.

You can’t re-locate the source.

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Therefore, leave signposts along your research trail.

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posted by: Shanta at 17:24 | link | comments
design, lifelong, learning, patterns

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