I. Interdisciplinarity
1. Fruit, A Metaphor for Understanding Interdisciplinarity
2. Interdisciplinarity: A Video Introduction
3. A History of Disciplinarity
4. Slow Interdisciplinarity
5. Colleges Should Reconstruct the Unity of Knowledge
6. Nobel Prizes Most Often Go to Researchers Who Defy Specialization
7. Additional Readings
II. Open and Networked Education
8. The Web We Need to Give Students
9. How Public? Why Public
10. Do I Own My Domain if You Grade It?
11. Why Openness in Education?
12. Open Education, Open Questions
13. How to Find and Build a Scholarly Community
14. What an Open Pedagogy Class Taught Me about Myself
15. Additional Readings
16. Open Educational Practices in a Time of Social Change
III. Experiential and Participatory Learning
17. Beyond Grades
18. Group Up
19. Making Learning More Real
20. Team and Group Work
21. Additional Readings
IV. Understanding Higher Education
22. Our Bodies Encoded: Algorithmic Test Proctoring in Higher Education
23. On the Necessity of Useless Knowledge
24. Additional Readings
V. Technology & Society
25. Everything is a Remix
26. The Ecstasy of Influence
27. Social Media Use Is a Form of Dissociation, Not Addiction
28. Additional Readings
Experiential and Participatory Learning
4.4 Team and Group Work
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