Indy Learning Commons which is Learning in the Open, weaving an (inter)Persona the Open Learning Commons built from trust for Trustwhere individual have ownership and control over their own contribution share their work in their own interest based social networks
A Back to the Future project aiming to realize Engelbart's Ted Nelson's Dreams
The Dynamic Knowledge Repository (DKR) is Doug Engelbart's system for producing a coherent, edited, best-understood view of any given field by a group of people, fully integrating arguments and external information.
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Make it Personal First, InterPersonal Conversations that are continuous without being synchronous, and contiguous with each participant's entire Autonomous, Co-evolutionary HyperDocument Spaces Where the personal and the collaborative melds in One, because the |Personal is itself collaborive between you and your past self! so no divide betwenn \Personal Work and Collaborative /work
No more emails, and sending attacchment, or going to places where your work is stored, your work is on your machines and you share it with whomever, whenever, using mutually agreed terms
No sign in, or up ever, just weaving interpersonal trust networks, that are Permanent, Evergreen , with full recapitlable verifyable histore ready to be recapituyalted as we scale synthesis,reach together in the Long Tail of the Aootonomous People Centered Internet the IndyNet, forging the IndyWeb
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Scaling Symmathetic, Stigmergic Synthesis and Reach in the \long Tail, peer to peer
Autonomous (inter)Personal Learning through Conversations that are continuous without being synchronous and contiguous with participants Permanent Commons based, peer produced Learning Spaces with full provenance of attributable contributions and history of their mutual co-evolution
Much of this work is being carried out on the margins on the Annotated Web Technology Scouting, learning what we need to learn and learn it on the The AnnoteLedge for (inter)Personal Knowledge
still in the process of collating, bringing together Annot(e|a)tion trails for scaling synthesis of ideas in flux intended for eventual sharing. see example here
It is a back to the future project Bootstrapping an Open HyperDocument System on the Permanent Web. For a glimpse into how Indy Learning Commons can operate follow this Demo Link which is an in progress annotation of the Cortex Manifesto. Which makes a PDF accessible on the Web with Hypothesis Annotation Viewer accessible from one's own IndyWeb Net Dashboard (or just by a link) providing a way of sharing learning as it happens in a way that provides protals to entire scaffolding with which they are being erected and to the context where they are employed.
The annotations on the margin contrasts points in the manifesto to how does it compares and relates to the IndyWeb which is vision of the "Flipped Web" delivering on the age old vision of Engelbart's Open HyperDocument Systems
Next step is to setup a Launch Community. a community of care, within Indy Learning Commons modeled on the community around Engelbart's Open HyperDocument system and Dynamic Knowledge Repository https://hypothes.is/a/kTA0qg-rEe6YLJPko1KCvw
Blaze Research Trails across the Annotated Web. TrailMarks was an instance first exploration of this space in a Personal Research MEMplEX Spaces. This vision has grown into the concept of the IndyVerse and the concept of the IndyWeb and Associative complexes forming Autnomous (inter)Personal Open, Virtual, Evergreen, Permanent, co-evolutionary HyperDocument Spaces
