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According to Wikipedia, "Kapa haka is the term for Māori action songs and the groups who perform them. It literally means 'group' (kapa) and 'dance' (haka)." Also, 'Te Ao Māori' is the Māori world view that "acknowledges the interconnectedness and...

"We're headed for a generational overhaul in the way web browsers work," said this intro in Protocol, "and this looks like part of the answer." 'This' is called Mighty, and the idea is to take your entire web browser and put it into the cloud. It's an intriguing idea that solves some problems for web users: first, the...

This post looks at silence in a new light. "Feminists’ construction of voice and silence is trapped in an opposition, creating a dualism of voice, seen as always powerful, and silence, seen as always powerless," writes Khadija Al-Ali.  But...

I like this article because it shows how some kinds of education are entrenched in a reality that no longer exists (if, indeed, it ever did). For example: "why are we still doing ‘Buy a Car’ worksheets which often don’t put emphasis on the emissions...

This paper examines information search behavior (ISB) by students in fragile and conflict-affected contexts (FCACs). The results show that they use the methodology commonly described in connectivism (aggregate - remix - repurpose - feed forward) but also...

Some readers may not know that I've shared hundreds of my talks online. Each has its own presentation page usually containing slides, audio, video and, more recently, transcript. My approach and purpose is different from Ian O'Byrne's. His suggestions are mostly about repurposing and sharing the talk on social media,...