In the final (maybe) week (spin cycle) of Rhizomatic Learning (roots take hold), Dave (the instigator) asks us to consider (please) adding elements to a crowd-sourced Practical Guide to Rhizomatic Learning that will become sort of a legacy project for the community/network/crowd/swarm.
I’m into that.
So I dove into Bitstrips for Schools (which my students use to make media) to create a comic book version of some advice, using characters of some friends who happen be in the Rhizo15 community already, including a Dave character from some past project that focused on Dave and his Daveness. I don’t quite remember now why I had made a Dave. (Anyone? It might have been a DS106 assignment)
I used a site called FlipHTML5 to create a flipbook version of the comic, which makes it easier to read. You can also see the full comic as a single page (it’s long) over at Flickr, too.
I guess Dave will be pulling together people’s posts and artifacts into one ginormous GUIDE. That should be interesting, right?
Peace (in the frames),
Kevin
Thanks for pullling together the unguide to #rhizo15. I don’t think any other is needed since I never really saw a practical view anywhere in evidence ;).
Today’s anti-spam: amp suede, lay off of my amp suede shoes–this means you, Kevin.
I agree with Terry.
Slunk moo.
bitstrips is so much fun! this is even more fun because it’s bitstrips about people we know plus rhizomatic stuff…