Just to prove you don’t need academic credentials nor superior intelligence to engage in Rhizo15, I submit the following headlines from the notorious tabloid “Rhizo Enquirer”
- Doing Rhizomatic Learning the Right Way
- How Rhizomatic Learning Isn’t as Bad as You Think
- True Facts About Justin Bieber’s Love of Rhizomes
- 19 Facts about Rhizomes the Government is Hiding
- What the World Would be Like if Rhizo15 Didn’t Exist
- Darth Vader’s Guide to Deleuze and Guattari
- How Did Dave Cormier Become the Best? Find Out
- The Evolution of Sarah Honeychurch
- Why Scott Johnson is the 51st Shade of Grey
- 7 Ideas You Can Steal from Kevin’s Comics
- Why Our World Would End if Nomads Disappeared
- 20 Podcasts about Betweenness Centralities
- The 5 Worst Songs about Deterritorialization
- How Not Knowing Rhizomatic Poetry Makes You a Rookie
That’s my answer to Dave Cormier’s questions for week 6:
What should an artifact of a rhizomatic event look like?
What can we leave behind to remind us of the people we were now? How can we tell stories to explain the rhizome?
