Lines of thought: The emergence of meaning through collaborations and remix

Sarah Honeychurch, Wendy Taleo
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In this report on a specialised topic of remix and emergent learning we will demonstrate an open education project that emerged from the future. Using open and inclusive practices, a global group of educators engaged in some serious fun to collaborate and share digital and physical artefacts based on a poem. The poem itself was collaboratively created using open, online software, and allowed for serendipitous participation without the need to learn new skills. The set of work that was and is being created is beautiful, diverse, and far reaching. We discuss the practices of remix that this collaboration uses and show how these seemingly trivial experiences both nurture wellbeing, lead to serious learning, and have wide applicability in other, more formal, learning contexts.
思路:通过合作和重新组合产生意义
在这份报告中,我们将展示一个来自未来的开放教育项目。通过开放和包容的实践,一群全球教育工作者参与了一些严肃的乐趣,合作和分享基于一首诗的数字和物理文物。这首诗本身是使用开放的在线软件共同创作的,允许偶然参与,而不需要学习新的技能。过去和现在正在创作的一系列作品是美丽的、多样的、深远的。我们讨论了这种合作使用的混合实践,并展示了这些看似微不足道的经历如何既培养了幸福感,又导致了认真的学习,并在其他更正式的学习环境中具有广泛的适用性。
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