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A p2p ecology for p2p learning: a Second Life presentation of P2P Foundation resources

Michel Bauwens

17th December 2010

Shamblesguru interviews Michel Bauwens about the ecology of online resources that the P2P Foundation community has collated about peer to peer learning, trends and resources.

Produced by invitation of the “Always Already New” conference in Milano (December 16-18) and used for the keynote address on the 17th, also in collaboration with Adam Arvidsson, Massimo Menichelli, and Bertram Niessen.

Michel Bauwens on “peer producing” p2p learning (avi) from Chris Smith on Vimeo.

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