Publish at March 12 2024 Updated March 12 2024
10 concepts and 10 concrete practices to encourage community involvement in its destiny
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Setting the scene to get you started
Sometimes it's hard to finish something, but it's just as common to fail to start a project or an activity. Fear of the unknown can be an obstacle, as can fear of failure. To overcome this obstacle, it's often enough to position yourself in order to know where to turn as you discover new things and achieve your goals. Whether as a teacher or a student, without stress.
No more distractions in the classroom - Clay Shirky gets his chalk on.
It is not so much that the Internet and the computer are at fault, these tools can be wonderful aids to learning, but rather that commercial systems and services are designed to distract and hog attention first and foremost at all times. Those who want to study and focus are fighting back in a world increasingly hostile to that goal. In the classroom, they will win.
