Tag: network literacy
Print and Networks
I use print literacy to understand network literacy because we are, literally, deeply print literate. So deep most of it is unconscious. Tilly has notes from the symposium about this.... Read More
The Internet’s Original Sin – The Atlantic
The Internet's Original Sin – The Atlantic. This is an article about advertising and the web. From it you will learn a lot about how advertising works online, but it is much more interestin... Read More
Content marketing is ruining the web. Its decline will be poetic justice | JR Hennessy | Comment is free | theguardian.com
Content marketing is ruining the web. Its decline will be poetic justice | JR Hennessy | Comment is free | theguardian.com. From The Guardian a little riposte on Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) which... Read More
More Literacies
Lisha finds a definition of network literacy (which I find sort of uncanny as to the best of my knowledge Jill Walker and I were the first to coin the term when we wrote an abstract for a conference a... Read More
More Post Symposium Chatter
Rachel has another one about why numbers (quantity) versus who/what (quality) is probably a better measure of authority. Once upon a time one person said the sun was the centre of the solar system. On... Read More
Thickness of Ideas
A lot going on here in Monique’s post. The intriguing thing becomes the new distribution of expertise, with two consequences. How do we now determine expertise, and what do the old experts (who ... Read More
Après Symposium
George on validity of things. For me this is ‘validity of things’ and not ‘validity of things online’. The rules we use off line apply online too. Laura makes the well made poi... Read More