Comments on: Reflections on Personal Connections

By: ruthdemitroff

ruthdemitroff — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 05:52:18 +0000

I would like to continue following what you publish online as well. I need challenging blogs as much as you need a simple blog to relax with. When I want a blog for relaxation, I have a section on my google reader for blogs that don’t require reading – art, photography, design, decorating, crafts, weddings. It’s more cheery than unwinding with the nightly news.

By: CCK08: Week 11 End of Term Feeling? « Clyde Street

CCK08: Week 11 End of Term Feeling? « Clyde Street — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:52:09 +0000

[...] trying to keep up with all the friends I have made all over the world. The problem is time!” Lisa observes that “I think after this class is over, the blogs I’ll come back to, the people I [...]

By: suifaijohnmak

suifaijohnmak — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:05:23 +0000

Lisa,
Yours is always an enjoyable read. And this one on connection resonated with my experience.
I share your view in the interpretation of “friends”. I must admit that I have not reached to a level of understanding of most of the “classmates”, due mainly to the limitations of the virtue connection.

I think the credit folks will be the thought leaders in this area on connectivism upon completion of the course and so wish you all the best in leading this movement.

I have a great interest in this course, and have enjoyed connecting with each of you (I mean Ariel, Carlos, Jon, Maru, Steve, Tom and Wendy and you).
John

By: Ed Webb

Ed Webb — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:05:54 +0000

Networked friends feed us,
Intentions are partial guides;
The best finds are gifts