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This illustration echoes Knox’s proposition that notions of networked and connected learning can position technology as no more than a means of facilitating beneficial connections between learners. This is an entirely positive presentation of networked learning, one which proposes ‘knowledge-rich ecologies’ and ‘fluid’ communications.
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Hmm. Bad data runs off? In this era of fake news? I find this representation of the circle of information depressing and I’m not really sure why. It seems like a closed loop, with little new entering the cycle.
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Lots to comment on here in relation to Bayne’s paper. Some instrumental views but this seems to posit a sociomaterial view:
