Unflattened: An Unsanctified Translation: Series 01, Episode 02
Part two of a multimodal, unsanctioned translation of Nick Sousanis’ Unflattening. This being the conclusion to Chaper One.
Part two of a multimodal, unsanctioned translation of Nick Sousanis’ Unflattening. This being the conclusion to Chaper One.
Part one of a multimodal, unsanctioned translation of Nick Sousanis’ Unflattening. Bonus points to whoever can place the soundtrack in the right movie.
I have been working at trying to identify what #rhizopractice might or might not look like. I kept expecting some kind of look at rhizomatic practice (and we may yet get that), but this week seemed like a free for all so I decided to learn rhizomatically, medially, marginally, and disruptively as much as I … Continue reading Case Studies in Rhizomatic Practice →
I had kinda lost touch with etherpad. I occasionally used a version of it like PrimaryPad or TitanPad when I was collaborating with friends,but I hadn’t paid any attention to what the Etherpad Foundation was doing with the code since Google bought the company and released the code in the wild. Well…it now has video. … Continue reading 5/10/15: VideoEtherpad on Multiple of Five Day in May →
Susan wrote the original post.
I followed up with a PopcornMaker translation of her post.
Susan remixed my translation of her post. Voila, below!
I am thinking out loud in this post about of the word ‘practice’ in the title of our little adventure: Rhizo15–a practical view. Yes, I want practice. I have been following the weeks’ adventures from the margins with poetry and guided journaling and multi-modal summings-up. These are the techne, the craft, the ‘know-how’, that I seek … Continue reading Sheep Track Know-How →
Been kicking about with rhizo folk and in my garden and on the farm and come to one conclusion: when boundaries are lowered the world blossoms.
I have been closely annotating my way via the Rhizo15 Diigo Group through a rich repast of a blog post by Sarah Perry on Venkat Rao’s blog, Ribbonfarm. One of her purposes is to explore how identity is created or as she terms it, ‘peopled’. Perry draws on the writing of Philippe Rochat in his book, Others … Continue reading Creating Ritual Space in #Rhizo15: Why and How →
I borrowed this phrase from Stacy Kerr’s YouTube Video of the same name. I am also reminded of Alexandra’s Horowitz’s On Looking: Eleven Walks with Expert Ideas as I write this. The purpose of my post is to get interaction with the reader in three different ways on the topic of rhizomatic learning via three different … Continue reading One Walk, Three Ways →