Sunday, May 31, 2009
Nick Burbules on technology and education
Two short clips on YouTube of fellow EPB blogger Nick Burbules being interviewed in Argentina about technology and education.
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Nick, my thinking has run along the same lines. I'm trying. It's hard to get past the invasive [sic] of tech as a self-concept, and all but full-blown ideology of its own, vs. a promising, humane, anthropogenic tool. Honestly, given your innate wholism, I envy your efforts to reconcile the Ructionist-Positivist ascendancy, primarily in Academe, with Humanism and even the Humanities. Scalpel work, pioneering. Eh? All the best to you, old friend. Scary frontiers you're pushing. -- glenn
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