Which of these ways dominates? Why?
* Note: There are some tasks which overlap. Programming a computer (under the creation category) to achieve a specific task could be a form of assessment, for example. Also, one could probably argue that "exploration" and "programming" aren’t really distinct categories.






Craig says:
What about Creating? Publishing? Sharing? Are these connected to another category?
April 25, 2013 — 11:15 pm
David Wees says:
In some sense, I could see these as connected to the exploration category, but maybe Creation should be it’s own category, replacing programming (since programming is a form of creation).
April 26, 2013 — 12:10 am
David Wees says:
I’ve changed the programming category to creation, and have grouped programming as part of creation.
April 26, 2013 — 3:54 pm