And Steve Collis’ TED Talk on discovery learning and direct instruction:
This is a useful video alongside the video produced by St. Pauls:
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In this creativity tip, Amy Burvall talks about the idea of doing enough to feel that you have played a part in the process. This is called the ‘IKEA Effect’s, after the company that has made its name supporting people in the construction of flatpacked creations.
The IKEA effect is a cognitive bias in which consumers place a disproportionately high value on products they partially created.source
For me, this is what makes the #IndieWeb (and DoOO) special. It provides the tools and techniques to make and manage your own creations on the web, without starting from scratch.
How is it that its not necessarily [technologies] intentions, but the structuring configuration that causes the pain
danah boyd continues her investigation of algorithms and the way in which our data is being manipulated. This is very much a wicked problem with no clear answer. Data & Society have also published a primer on the topic. I wonder if it starts by being aware of the systemic nature of it all? Alternatively, Jamie Williams and Lena Gunn provide five questions to consider when using algorithms.
via Jenny Mackness and Ian O’Byrne.
via https://youtu.be/KrtgF3SaFg4