"Often, the nature of our social media interactivity has been reduced to performativity" writes . "In contrast, profound listening, co-learning and co-creativity remain more elusive experiences." Perhaps public interactive art can model what we're looking for. She thus shares an interactive art installation entitled Textransformations. "And, as this interactive installation is also a component of a larger connected learning network (an open connected course called Networked Narratives or #NetNarr), the installation in turn also becomes a cultural artifact that is generated by the collective creativity of the interwoven learning network."
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