Notes on web 2.0 collaborative work

Today i was looking what the group has done so far.

One thing what i see is that in general we are well in line with other groups.

Secondly, this group has been very self-directed - that is good, it is one of the aim of the course to let people experience self-directed work.

Third thing is my assumption of the rivalry of collaborative and individual spaces seems to be true.

People tend to neglect individual reflections when they are involved in collaborative activities.

Fourth thing is that until the group is satisfied with the affordances of the collaborative space, it keeps shifting and changing dynamically. I think it is very notable that the group has decided to neglect the first collaborative space for the sake of finding one that seems more compatible with their activities.

We will see is it so, and what faults we will discover in wiki. For me, for example the feed does not work as i would have liked if i pull it to my blog.

All in all, it seems what we learn from this course is how learners feel and act in such spaces if they are involved in distributed workspaces in self-directed settings to do something collaboratively.

I suggest that all the experiences what you learn can be part of the course materials what you develop - you just need to backup it with theory arguments from some literature sources.