August 20, 2008

David Kosslyn: Studying Online (Part I)

So far we’ve explored many areas of a digital native’s life – from privacy, piracy to digital information overload- but now we bring you the more positive efforts that Digital Natives are making. It seems that everything is accessible online in today’s world- then why not studying?

We sat down with David Kosslyn, a rising sophomore at Harvard, who along with two other friends, is starting up an online academic networking site named StudyBuddy. We talked to him about issues that this may bring about for non-digital natives but also about how studying online can either aid or hinder a digital natives learning process.

The following video, produced by Kanupriya Tewari, is part one where we explore the aims and accomplishments StudyBuddy hopes to acheive.


Come back next week to watch part two of David’s story!

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  1. P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » How informal peer to peer learning can enhance formal learning

    August 23, 2008 @ 8:01 am

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