In terms of rhizomatic learning, I feel I best understand this in terms of preparing students for their career paths or trajectories. Tuesday, 28 January 2014.

Writing is one of the ways we map our identity. A cv is an identity map.

Jottings on e-learning and on its application to medical education. Moving to a new digital home. Following the example set by Andrew Coggins. Who shared his pearls from AMEE 2016. My next AMEE highlight was the Barcamp whic.

Blog Posts in Chronological Order. Insiders, tribes, and a rant about lunch. Being an exploratory, participatory, pragmatic researcher.

Please note that many links will take you directly to a pdf of the article referenced.

A Blog for MOOCs and Other Animals. The Wonderland of a Literary MOOC. Eric Rabkin of the University of Michigan. This is a typical Coursera xMOOC with the usual closed forum populated by a minority of participants. in the forums but there are a number of helpful TAs, some having completed the course on a previous iteration.

I have a fondness for creating within forms, having a pattern or structure to fill in as I choose, something that forces me to examine the harmonies in those choices as ideas or shapes or colors line up. So I tend to gravitate towards poetry that uses ambitious forms. Not just the shorter and humbler haiku, which can convey computer error messages. Or be tossed off during a conference session or a boring meeting. And 16 more from famous poets.

Conversations and learning in the digital world. Since we are talking about rhizomes I thought tillage is also important. Tillage is the agricultural preparation of soil by mechanical agitation of various types, such as digging, stirring, and overturning. One of the advantages of tilling the soil is that tillage helps develop strong healthy roots with better air circulation.

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