Indigenous Knowledge Traditions and the Future of Networked Learning

from Podding Downunder · host Michael Coghlan

Some thoughts on the keynote address by Michael Christie at the recent ACEC conference, and their relevance to the happenings at the Future of Learning in a Networked World conference (about 7 mins)

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