Bridging
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Current revision as of 18:40, 18 May 2007
Contents |
Definition
Revisiting Making Allusions Reusing Reframing Reporting Reconsidering
Methods
- a. What is the practice
- b. How that practice can yield that action
- c. Methods for the construction, deployment and recognition
Structural Significance
a. Temporal/Sequential sense-making b. Knowing and Learning c. Management of Participation / Identity
Observations
- Actiosn is quick in framing past into present BUT quality of engagement is different
- Rarely we see retrospective-action-projection
- Phases? Representation, offer, Uptake, Development
- Looks like proposal work, sometimes uptake, uncritical acceptance, ignore
- Brdiging challenges "authorship" looks more like "passing of ideas"
- Trajectories are not explicit or explictly aknowledged
- Is bridging related to "Transactive conversations" or Transacative Discusions as per X's definition