The Knowledge Garden
This space is dedicated to student
experimentation in using WIKI BLOG & PODCAST technology to collaborate
in the organic cultivation of a rich garden whose fruits are knowledge. Please share the bounty with others. This is a Learn What You Will, Share What You Can environment.
REMEMBER: This is a consensus-driven resource and its structure and integrity reflect the ambitions, abilities and views of those who assume its stewardship (namely STUDENTS).
Please work to promote a spirit of inclusiveness, respect, diversity, dignity and professionalism.
Good Luck…and don't forget to have fun!
BACKGROUND HISTORY
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
This is a cornucopia of fruits plucked fresh from the Student Plots.
Dual Credit CO-OP
Students invented their very own genre. It is a mash of Kara-Oke meets Podcasting!
HELP DESK
Legacy of Learning Knowledge Garden by Jim Kinney, George Brown College School of Design is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Canada License.
Based on a work at www.baandd.ca.
REMEMBER: This is a consensus-driven resource and its structure and integrity reflect the ambitions, abilities and views of those who assume its stewardship (namely STUDENTS).
Please work to promote a spirit of inclusiveness, respect, diversity, dignity and professionalism.
Good Luck…and don't forget to have fun!
BACKGROUND HISTORY
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
An area with lots of great tips on how to cultivate knowledge using this resource.
Lots of links to helpful materials can be found in this area.
STUDENT RESEARCH AREA
This is your digital version of 40 acres and a mule! This is where students hatch, seed, cultivate and share their ideas.
THE HARVEST
This is a cornucopia of fruits plucked fresh from the Student Plots.
Dual Credit CO-OP
Students invented their very own genre. It is a mash of Kara-Oke meets Podcasting!
DOMINION MODERN DESIGN COLLECTION
HELP DESK
PODCASTING EXPERIENCE comments
REPORTING AREA (Go here to post comments, suggestions and requests relating to your experiences with podcasting and/or the use of the WIKI)
WIKI EXPERIENCE comments
Legacy of Learning Knowledge Garden by Jim Kinney, George Brown College School of Design is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Canada License.
Based on a work at www.baandd.ca.
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