If Web 1.0 was the “published Web” and The Cluetrain Manifesto predicted what was to become the social Web (Web 2.0), I believe the next iteration, Web 3.0, will be the “Integral Internet,” where the noosphere of virtual knowledge gets better and better at interacting with our deepest human needs, values, and experiences. | Read more.
I was fortunate to attend CultureCon 2012 in Boston, which focused on designing workgroup practices that embrace agile, nimble learning. This is the world into which our students will be growing. (I’ll be processing all the conference insights for a long time. In the meantime, here are my raw tweets.) One of the most exciting … | Read more.
From Steven Rosenbaum via Nieman Reports: …Today, the idea of journalist as curator is front and center, as the tools to make and tell stories are now in the hands of anyone with a cell phone, laptop or desktop computer. The old barriers to entry—the cost of a printing press or a broadcast tower—have evaporated. Of … | Read more.
@snappity: Kids don't like to be told "act like adults" and then get treated like children. #mlti2013 #mlti
Toward the Integral Internet
If Web 1.0 was the “published Web” and The Cluetrain Manifesto predicted what was to become the social Web (Web 2.0), I believe the next iteration, Web 3.0, will be the “Integral Internet,” where the noosphere of virtual knowledge gets better and better at interacting with our deepest human needs, values, and experiences. | Read more.