Martin Heidegger’s 1954 piece, The Question Concerning Technology transformed the way I look at technology (it’s really dense, and the translation is heavy-handed). I read…
aging idealist. ai and education, open web, open publishing.
Martin Heidegger’s 1954 piece, The Question Concerning Technology transformed the way I look at technology (it’s really dense, and the translation is heavy-handed). I read…
Well worth checking out. One Nation Under Google: Citizenship in the Technological Republic A public talk by Professor Darin Barney Canada Research Chair in Technology…
Kids in a school start building Legotown. Eventually, powerful Legotown figures emerge, and inequalities surface. Some kids are excluded from Legotown, some control the enterprise,…
I listen to lots of audio, my preference being radio documentaries while cooking. Yesterday I listened to the best thing I have heard in ages,…
Kevin Kelly writes about what values start becoming more important when copies are free: The internet is a copy machine…. Yet the previous round of…
if you are a teacher, you should watch this. if you are not a teacher, you should watch it too.
Michael Wesch of Kansas State University is probably the most famous university prof in the world, or at least he will be soon. Millions have…
I’m not sure why, but I’ve been thinking lately about conservatives and progressives, and the problems of our current climate of political debate, heightened exponentially…
I started writing about this ages ago, but have not finished yet… but in a discussion with Michael, the idea came up again, and I…
Interpretation of the data is to be discussed, but the data itself is … astounding: glumbert.com from Maurizio.