I examine technology while using McLuhan tetrad. Below is my take on one technology: social media.
You may also be interested in the tetrads on the effects of audio and of video.
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I examine technology while using McLuhan tetrad. Below is my take on one technology: videoconferencing.
You may also be interested in the tetrads on the effects of audio I shared previously while participating in the PKM workshop.
Enjoying
This post is a humble review of the event I participated in, and my way to share the notes I took live on my notebook.
Hybrid Summit
Thanks to the introduction of Trish Wilson, network catalyst of CICE, …
In the community of practice, Perpetual Beta Coffee Club, that is focused on work and learning, our facilitator Harold Jarche asked members to come prepared for our latest conversation with answers to three questions:
…“What is the most important
I dived deep into holistic health in a previous post.
Noticing ourselves helps us to wire ourselves on different levels.
Below is what I sketched while doing a guided exercise on self-awareness ‘Head Heart Gut’ during a 21st Century …
“The ability to change your mind is proof you are capable of learning.” — @ValaAfshar
This is Summertime. After being involved intensively over the past few months in the learning program and community management spaces, I review, refine and recalibrate …
What caught my attention on week 20 of 2020.
Micro Level
This is a take from Bruce McTague after I shared the sketchnote and the blog post on my learning journey.
…“upper left hand corner” embrace not knowing” that’s
As I shape and refine my working/learning practices over the online workshop ‘Personal Knowledge Mastery’, I have also discovered a tool for sense-making, that Harold Jarche shares in this blog post: McLuhan’s media tetrad. New to me.
…“I use
…“We should find others who are sharing their knowledge flow and in turn contribute our own. #PKMastery is not about being a better digital librarian, or curator, it’s about becoming a participating member of a networked society.” — Harold Jarche
The Workshop
In this 20-hour workshop, divided into two days and four half-days, my Cube School fellows and moi were invited to reflect on the notion of identity. We designed unique forms to portray ourselves, by exploring different graphic tools …
