Filling the Void

syberbuns · Pod: Fillnd Void

Throwback to yesterday reflecting on the past week, with pod episode iv and the following supportive materials:

Shoutout to cousin @Theo 

Lurking: Facebook//Women in Beekeeping 

Full Participant: Facebook//South Florida Edible Gardening & Sustainable Living

No more 'hashtags' please! Please?

A whole lot of synthesis

Expertise & Crowdsourcing + Intellectual Property, Privacy, & Ethic= A WHOLE LOT OF SYNTHESIS

As per my podcast post, episode 2... Today is the synthesis day of last week and this week to plan ahead. Or something like that... but you don't need to know the details, only the delivery, unless by you, I mean my internal dialogue manifested into a reflection blog vs. the you that is a reader/follower of my blog and in which case I would like to share OER (Open Educational Resources) to you that might eventually be re-used and repurposed to make the world 'a happier, healthier, and wiser place.' (Creative Commons Under the... xyz, I'm still learningbutdontstealmyideasbuteverythingisanideasoiguessyoucanrepurposeitbutihopeiamnotforgottenandthati'llhaveasteadyincomeoffinancestosupportmeinthewaysthatineedlikefoodshelterclothinginterestsandgivingtoothers)

Okay, now that I've included a disclaimer of how to use my blog and the work ON my blog (as shown by that long run on word above^) please be respectful of my intellectual property as you continue forth with me on this internet journey.

Now then, 

Yeah, I guess I'm really feeling this whole 'crowdsourcing'/'crowdsurfing' business. Honestly, this is like the nth time something regarding surfing has popped up in a matter of hours even. I thought my buzzwords for this semester were going to be: #circularsystems and #sustainability... but it's looking more like #crowdsurfing than anything. Maybe this 'rona girl needs to go to a live musical show ASAP, one where there is hype crowd, enough to be carried by punk-raised arms. 

As such:

Seth McConnell, (2017) The Denver Post

Perhaps it's fitting to the heavy rainfall in Miami these days... I wonder what the crowd would say about saving Miami from going under... too bad I don't have the influence to ask these questions and surf through the feedback and then write the good ideas into a change management plan and deliver them to the people who spent a ton of money on the Marlins stadium... but if I did have any lean to doing something like that... I'd probably throw a concert at the Marlins stadium instead and attempt to surf the arms of the people raising the roof...

Owens, D., Know, T., & McConnell, S. (2021, November 17). Later, skaters: Here's the lineup to Denver's final Warped tour. The Denver Post. Retrieved June 6, 2022, from https://www.denverpost.com/2018/03/01/later-skaters-heres-the-lineup-to-denvers-final-warped-tour/ 

The Walkmen, (2010) Angela Surf City

Weezer, (1994) Surf Wax America

As promised.

Hazily, I write... as promised and to stick to my schedule *as posted in Settling into web 2.0* 

Expertise & Crowd-sourcing is the topic for this week. Going based on titles, these are four articles that stood out to me:

Dennen, V. P., Bagdy, L. M., & Cates, M. L. (2018). Effective tagging practices for online learning environments: An exploratory study of approach and accuracyLinks to an external site.. Online Learning, 22(3), 103-120.

Petrucco, C. (2011). Learning about evaluation and assessment: Teacher's use of folksonomies and ontologies in an online narrative environment.Links to an external site. Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, 27 (5), 399-410. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2729.2011.00408.x

Horstman, T., Tierney, G., & Tzou, C. (2020). Design principles for creating digital badges to support learningLinks to an external site.. Information and Learning Sciences, 121(11/12), 889-907. https://doi.org/10.1108/ils-02-2020-0042

Wilson, M. C. (2018). Crowdsourcing and self-instruction: Turning the production of teaching materials Into a learning objectiveLinks to an external site.. Journal of Political Science Education, 14(3), 400-408. doi:10.1080/15512169.2017.1415813

Just to name a few. As far as our upcoming assignment goes... I'm considering exploring the malleability of online communities, and the 'ebb and flow' (if you will) of how the hive mind functions.

Hopefully, this isn't nearly as painful to read as it is posting. Still recovering, still trucking.

Links to an external site.
Wilson, M. C. (2018). Crowdsourcing and self-instruction: Turning the production of teaching materials Into a learning objectiveLinks to an external site.. Journal of Political Science Education, 14(3), 400-408. doi:10.1080/15512169.2017.1415813
Wilson, M. C. (2018). Crowdsourcing and self-instruction: Turning the production of teaching materials Into a learning objectiveLinks to an external site.. Journal of Political Science Education, 14(3), 400-408. doi:10.1080/15512169.2017.1415813Wilson, M. C. (2018). Crowdsourcing and self-instruction: Turning the production of teaching materials Into a learning objectiveLinks to an external site.. Journal of Political Science Education, 14(3), 400-408. doi:10.1080/15512169.2017.1415813

Digitives & Produsage

Day 1 of week 2: Digital Natives and Produsage

As Doc teaches us early in the week: portmanteau is a term that blends words to make new ones... It is news to me that I've practiced the art of creating portmanteau's, and am excited that my handle, @priorneear is based on a real literary strategy! The 'screenname' (IM-gen language) origin is based on the blending of 3 words prior+near+pioneer. Many moons ago in 2007/2008, in our high school American History class, a classmate and I idealized the concept of an iPhone:

(Strangely enough, I do remember it... but in a different class and in a different way... 

this uncomfortably makes me think of the Mandela effect. )

This is just one example of many ideas ideated before they have manifested. In terms of change management, I often maintain the qualities of an 'innovator' or, in my own words, a priorneear... because I have oftentimes come close to conceptualizing an idea that later becomes a reality, sometimes it's a slightly off and also, I haven't entirely acted on every one of those ideas. My father and grandfather have been very much the same. My father invested in DVD players, computers, and the internet in the early years compared to his peers. While my grandfather had his own projects. 

Maybe Monday posts will be about ideating the rest of the week... Finding a system of posting will really benefit me, this blog, and my readership. It will provide a structure for content creation. Systems, even in the blogosphere are fascinating... and so are networks!

What do you think? What is the best strategy for content sharing three times weekly? What would YOU like to see on what days of the week? What days of the week will you be posting? Also, do you have a system of blogging planned for yourself?