Comments for ottonomy.net http://ottonomy.net free culture and free gardens by Nate Otto Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:05:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on For #SOPA Blackout day: a challenge to make things better by ottonomy http://ottonomy.net/2012/01/18/for-sopa-blackout-day-a-challenge-to-make-things-better/#comment-5742 ottonomy Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:05:34 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=305#comment-5742 Mike Masnick at Techdirt commented on Nat Torkington's post today as well. See: http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120123/03464717508/tech-industry-has-already-given-hollywood-answer-to-piracy-if-only-it-would-listen.shtml Mike Masnick at Techdirt commented on Nat Torkington’s post today as well.

See:
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120123/03464717508/tech-industry-has-already-given-hollywood-answer-to-piracy-if-only-it-would-listen.shtml

]]> Comment on Thesis by Hang your pitchforks on a nearby peg? http://ottonomy.net/portfolio/thesis/#comment-5740 Hang your pitchforks on a nearby peg? Sun, 22 Jan 2012 07:55:54 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?page_id=53#comment-5740 [...] Thesis [...] [...] Thesis [...]

]]> Comment on For #SOPA Blackout day: a challenge to make things better by Hang your pitchforks on a nearby peg? http://ottonomy.net/2012/01/18/for-sopa-blackout-day-a-challenge-to-make-things-better/#comment-5739 Hang your pitchforks on a nearby peg? Sun, 22 Jan 2012 07:47:58 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=305#comment-5739 [...] They feel they cannot transition to a Web-friendly business model. In fact, as I mentioned in my SOPA protest day post these industries have a history of resisting new technology not through innovation, but through [...] [...] They feel they cannot transition to a Web-friendly business model. In fact, as I mentioned in my SOPA protest day post these industries have a history of resisting new technology not through innovation, but through [...]

]]> Comment on For #SOPA Blackout day: a challenge to make things better by ottonomy http://ottonomy.net/2012/01/18/for-sopa-blackout-day-a-challenge-to-make-things-better/#comment-5737 ottonomy Wed, 18 Jan 2012 18:58:50 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=305#comment-5737 https://plus.google.com/u/0/107033731246200681024/posts/BEDukdz2B1r Tim O'Reilly of O'Reilly publishing that I mentioned in this post has a comment on the Administration's statement and how much of a problem piracy is. https://plus.google.com/u/0/107033731246200681024/posts/BEDukdz2B1r

Tim O’Reilly of O’Reilly publishing that I mentioned in this post has a comment on the Administration’s statement and how much of a problem piracy is.

]]> Comment on For #SOPA Blackout day: a challenge to make things better by Honorary SOPA/PIPA post | Cast Iron Maiden http://ottonomy.net/2012/01/18/for-sopa-blackout-day-a-challenge-to-make-things-better/#comment-5736 Honorary SOPA/PIPA post | Cast Iron Maiden Wed, 18 Jan 2012 18:16:41 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=305#comment-5736 [...] I want to share my partner’s recent post on the subject.  Nate’s blog post “For #SOPA Blackout day: a challenge to make things better” not only describes the issue at hand but recommends an alternative course that we could and [...] [...] I want to share my partner’s recent post on the subject.  Nate’s blog post “For #SOPA Blackout day: a challenge to make things better” not only describes the issue at hand but recommends an alternative course that we could and [...]

]]> Comment on Scaffolding for learning on training wheels. by CSCL-intro the Bi-Weekly #10 | Random Stuff that Matters http://ottonomy.net/2011/06/04/scaffolding-for-learning-on-training-wheels/#comment-5735 CSCL-intro the Bi-Weekly #10 | Random Stuff that Matters Mon, 06 Jun 2011 13:20:22 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/blog/2011/06/04/scaffolding-for-learning-on-training-wheels/#comment-5735 [...] Stian summarized the article, and blogged about it. Nate also blogged about it. [...] [...] Stian summarized the article, and blogged about it. Nate also blogged about it. [...]

]]> Comment on Scaffolding for learning on training wheels. by CSCL-intro the Bi-Weekly #10 | Random Stuff that Matters http://ottonomy.net/2011/06/04/scaffolding-for-learning-on-training-wheels/#comment-3098 CSCL-intro the Bi-Weekly #10 | Random Stuff that Matters Mon, 06 Jun 2011 13:20:22 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/blog/2011/06/04/scaffolding-for-learning-on-training-wheels/#comment-3098 [...] Stian summarized the article, and blogged about it. Nate also blogged about it. [...] [...] Stian summarized the article, and blogged about it. Nate also blogged about it. [...]

]]> Comment on CSCL Intro Week 1 Questions by Rebecca Cober http://ottonomy.net/2011/04/25/cscl-intro-wk-1-questions/#comment-5734 Rebecca Cober Thu, 05 May 2011 14:53:46 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=245#comment-5734 Hi Nate - Thanks for your thoughtful responses to this week's questions, and thank you Jennifer for providing the Bereiter link. Rebecca Hi Nate -

Thanks for your thoughtful responses to this week’s questions, and thank you Jennifer for providing the Bereiter link.

Rebecca

]]> Comment on CSCL Intro Week 1 Questions by Rebecca Cober http://ottonomy.net/2011/04/25/cscl-intro-wk-1-questions/#comment-2983 Rebecca Cober Thu, 05 May 2011 14:53:46 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=245#comment-2983 Hi Nate - Thanks for your thoughtful responses to this week's questions, and thank you Jennifer for providing the Bereiter link. Rebecca Hi Nate -

Thanks for your thoughtful responses to this week’s questions, and thank you Jennifer for providing the Bereiter link.

Rebecca

]]> Comment on CSCL Intro Week 1 Questions by Jennifer Claro http://ottonomy.net/2011/04/25/cscl-intro-wk-1-questions/#comment-5733 Jennifer Claro Wed, 04 May 2011 20:51:06 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=245#comment-5733 Hi Nate, Thank you for many interesting ideas. I will have to look into connectivism and cognitive metaphors. You may be interested in this article by Bereiter (1997), "Situated Cognition and How to Overcome It", available at http://people.ucsc.edu/~gwells/Files/Courses_Folder/ED%20261%20Papers/Bereiter.SitCog.pdf I haven't re-read it for a while, but will be doing so soon. It had a big impact on me the first time I read it. Thanks for an interesting post. Cheers, Jennifer Hi Nate,

Thank you for many interesting ideas. I will have to look into connectivism and cognitive metaphors.

You may be interested in this article by Bereiter (1997), “Situated Cognition and How to Overcome It”, available at http://people.ucsc.edu/~gwells/Files/Courses_Folder/ED%20261%20Papers/Bereiter.SitCog.pdf

I haven’t re-read it for a while, but will be doing so soon. It had a big impact on me the first time I read it.

Thanks for an interesting post.

Cheers,
Jennifer

]]> Comment on CSCL Intro Week 1 Questions by Jennifer Claro http://ottonomy.net/2011/04/25/cscl-intro-wk-1-questions/#comment-2981 Jennifer Claro Wed, 04 May 2011 20:51:06 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=245#comment-2981 Hi Nate, Thank you for many interesting ideas. I will have to look into connectivism and cognitive metaphors. You may be interested in this article by Bereiter (1997), "Situated Cognition and How to Overcome It", available at http://people.ucsc.edu/~gwells/Files/Courses_Folder/ED%20261%20Papers/Bereiter.SitCog.pdf I haven't re-read it for a while, but will be doing so soon. It had a big impact on me the first time I read it. Thanks for an interesting post. Cheers, Jennifer Hi Nate,

Thank you for many interesting ideas. I will have to look into connectivism and cognitive metaphors.

You may be interested in this article by Bereiter (1997), “Situated Cognition and How to Overcome It”, available at http://people.ucsc.edu/~gwells/Files/Courses_Folder/ED%20261%20Papers/Bereiter.SitCog.pdf

I haven’t re-read it for a while, but will be doing so soon. It had a big impact on me the first time I read it.

Thanks for an interesting post.

Cheers,
Jennifer

]]> Comment on Welcome to Computer Supported Collaborative Learning Intro course at P2PU by Martin Aa http://ottonomy.net/2011/04/25/welcome-to-cscl-intr/#comment-5732 Martin Aa Sat, 30 Apr 2011 20:26:40 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=240#comment-5732 Just a short hello to say thanks for the nice comment to my post. "CoP-literate understanding of how doctors are assessed should recognize how well a doctor is integrated into the network-based knowledge determined essential by the hospital’s CoP. To do “an arterial blood gas and interpret it” requires integration with the appropriate tools, language/concepts, and range of possibilities developed by medical research" I completely agree. We have some interesting examples of this in my country because the majority of Norways doctors are educated in other countries, in CoP that are really different from the one we judge them in when they arrive as newly educated. .. look forward to follow your posts the next weeks! Just a short hello to say thanks for the nice comment to my post.

“CoP-literate understanding of how doctors are assessed should recognize how well a doctor is integrated into the network-based knowledge determined essential by the hospital’s CoP. To do “an arterial blood gas and interpret it” requires integration with the appropriate tools, language/concepts, and range of possibilities developed by medical research”

I completely agree. We have some interesting examples of this in my country because the majority of Norways doctors are educated in other countries, in CoP that are really different from the one we judge them in when they arrive as newly educated.

.. look forward to follow your posts the next weeks!

]]> Comment on Welcome to Computer Supported Collaborative Learning Intro course at P2PU by Martin Aa http://ottonomy.net/2011/04/25/welcome-to-cscl-intr/#comment-2972 Martin Aa Sat, 30 Apr 2011 20:26:40 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=240#comment-2972 Just a short hello to say thanks for the nice comment to my post. "CoP-literate understanding of how doctors are assessed should recognize how well a doctor is integrated into the network-based knowledge determined essential by the hospital’s CoP. To do “an arterial blood gas and interpret it” requires integration with the appropriate tools, language/concepts, and range of possibilities developed by medical research" I completely agree. We have some interesting examples of this in my country because the majority of Norways doctors are educated in other countries, in CoP that are really different from the one we judge them in when they arrive as newly educated. .. look forward to follow your posts the next weeks! Just a short hello to say thanks for the nice comment to my post.

“CoP-literate understanding of how doctors are assessed should recognize how well a doctor is integrated into the network-based knowledge determined essential by the hospital’s CoP. To do “an arterial blood gas and interpret it” requires integration with the appropriate tools, language/concepts, and range of possibilities developed by medical research”

I completely agree. We have some interesting examples of this in my country because the majority of Norways doctors are educated in other countries, in CoP that are really different from the one we judge them in when they arrive as newly educated.

.. look forward to follow your posts the next weeks!

]]> Comment on Welcome to Computer Supported Collaborative Learning Intro course at P2PU by CSCL-intro “The Biweekly” #1 | Random Stuff that Matters http://ottonomy.net/2011/04/25/welcome-to-cscl-intr/#comment-5731 CSCL-intro “The Biweekly” #1 | Random Stuff that Matters Thu, 28 Apr 2011 02:57:51 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=240#comment-5731 [...] talking about their participation in the course, their expectations: Jennifer, Monica, Rebecca, Nate, Martin (who also wrote about a neat way of making the course feeds part of his daily Internet [...] [...] talking about their participation in the course, their expectations: Jennifer, Monica, Rebecca, Nate, Martin (who also wrote about a neat way of making the course feeds part of his daily Internet [...]

]]> Comment on Welcome to Computer Supported Collaborative Learning Intro course at P2PU by CSCL-intro “The Biweekly” #1 | Random Stuff that Matters http://ottonomy.net/2011/04/25/welcome-to-cscl-intr/#comment-2966 CSCL-intro “The Biweekly” #1 | Random Stuff that Matters Thu, 28 Apr 2011 02:57:51 +0000 http://ottonomy.net/?p=240#comment-2966 [...] talking about their participation in the course, their expectations: Jennifer, Monica, Rebecca, Nate, Martin (who also wrote about a neat way of making the course feeds part of his daily Internet [...] [...] talking about their participation in the course, their expectations: Jennifer, Monica, Rebecca, Nate, Martin (who also wrote about a neat way of making the course feeds part of his daily Internet [...]

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