I recently attended the Learning without Frontiers conference in Olympia, UK, as I mentioned last post. There were so many great speakers, and I took a lot of notes as I listened (love my Goodnotes app !) With so much information to digest, I realize I can't do justice to it in one post. What I thought I would do is post once or twice a week about my personal reflections connected to each speaker. Sort of a LWF12 reflection series you might say. I know at some point, LWF will be posting the talks in their entirety, so I can then link my reflections to the actual talks. Thankfully, Noam Chomsky 's talk is already posted. Take some time to watch it: There is a lot of great stuff in here, most of which I agree with, some of which I do not, but I want to focus on one point Chomsky makes - that 'technology is neutral' - we must know what we are looking for and how to use it. This resonates with me, since I am so immersed in technology education, both in my ...
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