Big understanding: The value of typologies of engagement?

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How do 'big ideas' like Digital Natives and Digital Immigrants or 'Openness' influence or thinking? Are they of any value? This talk was given at the Open University (UK)

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Big understanding: The value of typologies of engagement?

David White 07/02/11

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When I said ‘typologies’ what I meant was ‘taxonomies’...

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…no, wait…

Macro thinking

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Natives and Immigrants

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Mark Bullen: http://digitallearners.wordpress.com/

a. Institutional e-mail account No associationb. Personal e-mail account No associationc. Instant messaging No associationd. Text message (via phone) No associatione. Facebook/MySpace No associationf. Talking via phone No associationg. Talking in person No associationh. WebCT Association

MODE SIGNIFICANT ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AGE AND USE?

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Who we are?

or

How we act?

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Better for placing the individual than for defining groups?

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Curricular response?

Institutional response?

Visitors and Residents study

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Social Threshold

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Gareth Harper http://is.gd/Iq7bl4

Whisky?Whiskey?

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Matt Gorecki ‘Field for the British Isles’ Anthony Gormley

“Openness”

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Broadcast vs. Conversation

Institutional vs. Individual

Marketing vs. Teaching/Learning

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Macro thinking and practice

Appreciation of web-culture and its influence------

Thermometer of expectation

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“Face to way you play”

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Macro thinking and research

Not typing students or staff-----

Gathering the discourse-----

Creating a vocabulary

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