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Deskilling Learning? On "strong" and "weak" agile learning
Notes on Emergent Learning
School it Yourself: Review of The Edupunks' Guide and How to Set Up a Free School
What's holding Open Access publishing back?
On ecosystems, Adam Curtis and positions of power
The Whys and Wherefores of Creativity and Sharing: Review of Making is Connecting
Round-up of recent writing in other places
Purpos/ed: What's the purpose of education
Open, trusting, generous: review of Monkeys With Typewriters, a book on leadership
Do we need an agile learning community of practice?
Unplugged! The Agile Learning newspaper
Can we make a newspaper about self-organised learning?
Tony Hall on teaching by not teaching
Ollie Nørsterud Gardener: an entrepreneur's vision of peer-to-peer learning in organisations
Resilience and scaling down in the face of decline (Dougald Hine discussion, part 2)

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Viridian Design Movement
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