From Now On
I really have to start the first roundup of useful links with the first site that got me really thinking about the role of technology in education. Jamie McKenzie takes a cautionary role, looking for the good in applying technology rather than evangelising. He provides excellent food for thought, and was quoted several times in my dissertation.
Key posts
- Avoiding Second Hand Thinking
- The Slam Dunk Digital Lesson
- The Medium is Not the Literacy
- Grazing the Net: Raising a Generation of Free Range Students
Ending the War on Sharing: Richard Stallman
I described Richard Stallman in my famous faces in tech poster series as an “open source evangelist”. Here, he makes an excellent argument against the war on piracy & file sharing.
Stephen Fry on the history of copyright
Stephen Fry speaks on the history of copyright, and talks candidly about his own attitudes to file sharing. An excellent talk on the subject from someone who makes money by virtue of his intellectual property. Downloadable m4a podcast.
News roundup
- New Scientist: Worldwide battle rages for control of the Internet
- The Guardian: Teenage girl is first to be jailed for bullying on Facebook
- Plagiarism: Textiles graduate student caught out
- Wired magazine: BBC launches open-source Digital Revolution
- Social media statistics
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