Category: learningnomad
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Being Educators: Mozilla and Me
There’s ongoing discussion about Mozilla’s role as a ‘teacher’ and how it fits alongside that of “inventor”. In a recent blog post, Mark Surman wanted to find out whether “Mozilla as teacher” resonates and what other terms might be appropriate. Having spent the past year with Mozilla helping people learn, I wanted to respond, both with…
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Metanoia: Mindshift – a ‘freestyle’ learning workshop
As part of the Free Culture Incubator (FCI) series, I’ll be running a workshop in Berlin at the end of August on self-organised and free learning culture framed around the question: How we can navigate, define, share and remix our own learning in ever-changing contexts? More information and registration form at the Transmediale website. Ela…
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Shaping the Crowd – Subnet Talk
The lovely people at Subnet posted the video of the talk I gave in Salzburg at the end of March on “shaping the crowd” and open-learning and identity. subnetTALK: Pippa Buchanan – shaping the crowd from subnetTALK on Vimeo. I mention P2PU and School of Webcraft a little bit within the context of new places…
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Brand Eins Article
This is slightly belated, but following the Drumbeat Festival: Learning, Freedom and the Web, both the School of Webcraft and myself were mentioned in an article from German magazine Brand Eins. You can read a web version of the article (minus all the photos) here.
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School of Webcraft talk at Hackerspace Adelaide – Feb 9th
My partner and I have been located in Australia and New Zealand for the last month or so, both trying to keep up with work while we catch up with Antipodean family and friends. In between fighting the never-ending battles against our email inboxes and waking up at odd hours to join in community calls,…
Pippa Buchanan 