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Musing about learning by doing – confused of calcutta

Written by Brandon Klein | Apr 3, 2011 7:42:00 PM

# Experience-capture tools are getting better, cheaper and more ubiquitous: Nowadays, with the cost of smartphones continuing to decline, with mobile connectivity apparently getting better (notwithstanding Western urban experiences of a post iPhone 3GS world), and with the cost of storage continuing to plummet, the Maker Generation is able to collect and collate experiences in ways that prior generations could not.

# Communal tools for sharing are getting better: In parallel with the evolution of smarter mobile devices, there has been a rash of places where sharing can take place. The Facebooks and Twitters and YouTubes and Flickrs and SlideShares and TiddlyWikis of this world make it possible to persist experiences, share them, augment and enrich them. Publication of material tends to be community-oriented nowadays, even courseware is going more and more opensource.