Sunday, 3 September 2006

Christopher Allen - The Dunbar Number. The Dunbar number is a measure of the cognitive limit to the number of individuals with whom a person can maintain stable relationships. The concept has intrigued sociologists and anthropologists since it was first recognized as the correlation between brain capacity and group size in primates. In this talk, social software observer Christopher Allen discusses the interesting implications the Dunbar number theory has for the gathering of humans on line in the digital age. [IT Conversations] 6:10:35 PM

2007 New Learning Technologies Conference. The conference will offer case studies which identify the training or learning challenge and then describe the use of specific technology or technological approaches to resolve the problem. [Recent Items] 6:08:47 PM

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