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e-Clippings (Learning As Art): The Social Graph.shaping up to be the hot summer song of 08

Mark Oehlert

Dion Hinchcliffe, as per usual, has a good solid explanation of the social graph (and a lovely graphic). It is close to social network analysis but is more closely tied to graph theory - hence its language of nodes and vertices. Think of it as the study of people and their connections. From the land of Huh?

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Co-creation

Jay Cross

Informal Learning – the other 80%. “learning (co-creation of knowledge)&#. “If we look at learners positively, we see that their learning creates new knowledge. learning with peers. social software apps. informal learning. social network analysis.