Hello Michel,
Thanks for including me in this request. And helping me discover
WikiWorld.
Yes I am an educator with a lot of experience of peer to peer
education but re the notion of commons... educational, digital or
psychological... I am still in discovery mode.
A very promising group has formed out of the recent successful
resistance to a gross government policy of enclosure of the
psychological therapies in the UK. I have a second book of internet
material forthcoming, Regulating the Psychological Therapies:
From Monoculture to Meadow - Resisting the Love of Power, that
details my part in that.
This book is going to press any minute (almost all the contents are
available on line here).
Alongside it I will try to contribute an article for P2P about the
peer to peer resistance that contributed to the government u-turn.
Denis
On 01/04/2011 05:10, Michel Bauwens wrote:
Dear Tere, Denis and friends,
re: Suoranta, Juha & Vadén, Tere (2008). Wikiworld. Political
Economy of Digital Literacy and the Promise of Participatory
Media. http://wikiworld.wordpress.com
Our http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Education
suffers from a real lack of historical perspective, particularly
regarding peer to peer pedagogies, as I was remined by recently
discovering Juha's review of Ranciere's Ignorant Schoolmaster ...
I wonder if there is anyway I could have assistance in remedying
this, including by serializing some historical parts of Wikiworld?
Michel
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