You might also , learn from motivational speakers like Tony Robbins, Dr. Wayne Dyer, or Deepak Chopra. So much is now , why we even need to learn in a physical setting anymore?
We leave the dig house at 6 a.m., just as the sun peeks out over the horizon and it is still relatively cool. During the academic year, I am stuck at my desk reading and writing, dreaming about the new discoveries waiting just over the next ridge top. It is open to use through mobile, wireless, wearable, and alternate reality technology. Nor would Plato recognize the academy he started. The open educational world, however, is about a different set of Pos; namely, pages of content, piping for that content to run through, and a participatory learning culture. It also ventures far beyond it.
How this Web of Learning is viewed from different regions of the world or educational sectors will become apparent from reading this book. I have given hundreds of talks during the past few years. I have seen the WE-ALL-LEARN trends repeated repeatedly in different cities, countries, and cultures. I felt it was time to limit such travel for a year or two and document what I have seen, read, and heard about in a few books. This book provides a big picture lens on what I have observed. Others will offer specifics on what instructors and learners can do about them. Jaw dropping moments when you have seemingly just stumbled upon the exact piece of news or data that you desired, as well as the more mundane occasions when the facts you find simply are that-facts you have found.