Massive Online Open Courses: From McLuhan to MOOC.

Note to Maybe Logic Academy! http://www.maybelogic.org/Massive Online Open Courses: From McLuhan to MOOC.Jonathan D. Moreno"In this summer of 2012 the buzz in the world of higher education is about massive online open courses, or "MOOC." It seems that cyber-prophet Marshall McLuhan saw this coming.As a classroom teacher for over 35 years who is about to … Continue reading Massive Online Open Courses: From McLuhan to MOOC.

On the run up to the year 2012 (and The tale of the tribe)

On the run up to the year 2012. by Steven 'Fly Agaric 23' Pratt. While the domesticated primates enter the Gregorian year 2012, I would like to share some of my thoughts on interpreting the ‘2012’ phenomena , and with a focus upon Bloomsday (16th June, the single day of James Joyce’s novel Ulysses) opposed … Continue reading On the run up to the year 2012 (and The tale of the tribe)

‘Marshall McLuhan strikes back’ and ‘the medium is the message’

 More Than Ever, the Medium Is the Message: How You Can Celebrate Marshall McLuhan's 100th "This is the 100th anniversary of McLuhan's birth, and there's been a year-long global celebration of the man -- and his messages. All of this merry-making culminates in a conference and concert in Toronto November 7 - 10th."http://www.huffingtonpost.com/julia-moulden/marshall-mcluhan_b_1065015.htmlMarshall McLuhan strikes back … Continue reading ‘Marshall McLuhan strikes back’ and ‘the medium is the message’

email to the tribe: a Maybe Logic Class by Fly Agaric 23

Fly Agaric 23 September 20 - November 5email to the tribeHomogrammic ProseThe tale of the tribe approximates a tale of humanity, or 'tales', a new global epic that must capture illuminating details from humanity and juxtapose them in a special way using special language (Hologrammic prose, the Hermetic style, Ideogrammic method, Joyce's 'epiphany' etc.) Dr.Robert … Continue reading email to the tribe: a Maybe Logic Class by Fly Agaric 23

Maybe Logic and the tale of the tribe: a no-place place.

The following 'testimonial' is edited from a post I made at the Maybe Logic Academy some months ago when I was inspired by 'evolver.net' calling for members to make testimonials to their social network, I wanted to write a testimonial to the open learning network encircling the 'Maybe Logic' meme, and dashed something off that … Continue reading Maybe Logic and the tale of the tribe: a no-place place.