Comments on: Wissensdurstig? Man weiß nie. http://www.internettime.com/2006/11/752/ from Jay Cross and Internet Time Group Sat, 13 Mar 2010 14:23:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: The Knowledge Game is only just starting « Strategy Works http://www.internettime.com/2006/11/752/comment-page-1/#comment-813 The Knowledge Game is only just starting « Strategy Works Mon, 07 May 2007 11:58:01 +0000 http://internettime.com/?p=752#comment-813 [...] Two speakers struck a chord - both of them at the cutting edge in the debate of what constitutes ‘knowledge’ and ‘learning’ in the 21st century.  George Siemens is the rising ‘commercial academic’ star of new paradigms of knowledge - at the Conference, he focused on the ‘changing nature and context of learning’.  Jay Cross  has published a book called Informal Learning.  Both men are compelling performers, using a fair amount of stand-up theatre plus podcasts, animated presentations, wikis, blogs, video.. the entire raft of social networking tools to turn all of us into instant publishers and messiahs.  It is no accident that they are also admirers of each other’s work.  They are both convinced that something fundamental is changing in the way we are learning - and in how knowledge is created and distributed.  What was charming is that although both gentlemen had been in regular contact with each other for some five years, and even shared podcasts together - this was the first time that they actually met and could ’share a beer’.  Judging by the state of both guys in the plenary session, it had been a long night for both. [...] [...] Two speakers struck a chord – both of them at the cutting edge in the debate of what constitutes ‘knowledge’ and ‘learning’ in the 21st century.  George Siemens is the rising ‘commercial academic’ star of new paradigms of knowledge – at the Conference, he focused on the ‘changing nature and context of learning’.  Jay Cross  has published a book called Informal Learning.  Both men are compelling performers, using a fair amount of stand-up theatre plus podcasts, animated presentations, wikis, blogs, video.. the entire raft of social networking tools to turn all of us into instant publishers and messiahs.  It is no accident that they are also admirers of each other’s work.  They are both convinced that something fundamental is changing in the way we are learning – and in how knowledge is created and distributed.  What was charming is that although both gentlemen had been in regular contact with each other for some five years, and even shared podcasts together – this was the first time that they actually met and could ’share a beer’.  Judging by the state of both guys in the plenary session, it had been a long night for both. [...]

]]> By: Learning with the Fang » Blog Archive » The changing nature of conferences - Jay Cross and George Siemens http://www.internettime.com/2006/11/752/comment-page-1/#comment-812 Learning with the Fang » Blog Archive » The changing nature of conferences - Jay Cross and George Siemens Wed, 22 Nov 2006 23:01:15 +0000 http://internettime.com/?p=752#comment-812 [...] Last night, while pottering around in my front-yard I accidently found my self engaged in a bit of informal learning courtesy of THIS PODCAST I found via Stephen Downes.  While eavesdropping on a conversation between Jay Cross and George Siemens ‘thinking out loud’ in preparation for their talks at online educa (Berlin Nov29 - Dec1) I found myself quite enthralled with their discussion around the process by which each developed some of their more innovative ideas.  [...] [...] Last night, while pottering around in my front-yard I accidently found my self engaged in a bit of informal learning courtesy of THIS PODCAST I found via Stephen Downes.  While eavesdropping on a conversation between Jay Cross and George Siemens ‘thinking out loud’ in preparation for their talks at online educa (Berlin Nov29 – Dec1) I found myself quite enthralled with their discussion around the process by which each developed some of their more innovative ideas.  [...]

]]> By: elearnspace http://www.internettime.com/2006/11/752/comment-page-1/#comment-811 elearnspace Mon, 20 Nov 2006 15:57:38 +0000 http://internettime.com/?p=752#comment-811 <strong>Podcast: Jay Cross, George Siemens...</strong> Jay Cross and I had a chat yesterday on our upcoming presentations at ONLINE EDUCA. Jay has posted the podcast. As I mentioned during the discussion, I've known Jay for years (five or six, at least), but we have yet...... Podcast: Jay Cross, George Siemens…

Jay Cross and I had a chat yesterday on our upcoming presentations at ONLINE EDUCA. Jay has posted the podcast. As I mentioned during the discussion, I’ve known Jay for years (five or six, at least), but we have yet……

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