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13 11 2007

From a medieval help desk to Professor Michael Wesch at Kansas State University

Posted by: johnwest in professional

The Ulearn conference at the end of last term was inspirational and I’m still sorting things out in my head. I love this Danish video about an imaginary medieval help desk where people need help with with this new book technology stuff!

Michael Wesch’s video essay on information is packed full of insight and I keep returning to it for inspiration.

and web 2.0, the web isUs/ing us is another wee gem from the same artist.

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One Response to “From a medieval help desk to Professor Michael Wesch at Kansas State University”

  1.   Ian Stuart Says:
    December 21st, 2007 at 8:43 pm

    Hi for the slowness of the response from your comment on my blog.
    I was hoping to visit BETT Myself but I can’t make it.
    You are, of course, more than welcome to visit us on Islay. Though we are not making as much use of 2.0 as we could or should. Its mainly about embedding technology into the system.
    Email is ian.stuartATislay.argyll-bute.sch.uk
    speak soon
    Ian

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