motz
dijous, 23. de juny 2005

small, swarm, semfatal, micro,

chris has this thing about microlearning, microformats, microcontent. what the heck. presumably micro is longer in use as small for networking and swarm to create group intelligence, but why does everyone need to go into his corner and create his own little word? it doesn't make life easier nor brings light into the soup. maybe it is the funding game, i assume. e-learning pots are empty and closing down, so hey, call it microlearning. take little steps and no goal, because it means lifelong - as long as this world is still in use.

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