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Philosophic Discourse

La tecnología, ¿simplifica la vida?

{Vía edu.blogs.com por Ewan McIntosh} John Maeda, autor del libro y del elegante blog The Laws of Simplicity y de la charla TED Simplicity Patterns, defiende el concepto que la tecnología simplifica nuestra vidas en uno de los debates en … Continue reading

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George Siemens and Michael Wesch Talk About Future Learning

ELI In Conversation: George Siemens and Michael Wesch Talk About Future Learning. | EDUCAUSE CONNECT “This podcast from EDUCAUSE features a conversation between George Siemens, Associate Director of the Learning Technologies Centre at the University of Manitoba. and Michael Wesch, … Continue reading

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Reading List

A few books on my newest reading list. Small Pieces Loosely Joined, by David Weinberger. A text on the web (A unified theory of the Web) which explains why and how the Web works…” The Web is showing us who … Continue reading

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Teaching the Machine

Each time we forge a link between two word we teach the Machine an idea. These were the words of Kevin Lelly on WIRED 13.08 (August 2005), on an article aptly titled “We are the Web“. These very words are … Continue reading

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Computer as Condom

Computer as Condom by Seymour Papert In this 2002 article published on the Bangor Dayly News, Professor Seymour Papert discusses with a certain humor how to teach best. He draws from a lesson on “teaching as creative problem solving” he … Continue reading

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