(from this blog post on Museum 2.0)
Really, really significant implications to this model. I’ve been meaning to blog this for maybe a month and I only just got around to it, and I still haven’t crunched through all the implications.
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2 Comments
Something comes to mind here…. committee meetings and the authority of the chairman and/or the minutes secretary.
In that analogy the content you show above is like the content of the meeting – all the talking.
However the real power lies with the people who organise how the information moves and finishes up – chairman and minutes sec.
hehehe
been doing this for 15 years
with remarkable results
at least with kids…
adults seem to be slightly more…
adult orientated
not surprising since they were brought up with that first model
authority is undergoing a shift
and the deep and subtle stuff is tricky to notice
you gotta be fresh to it
good luck!
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