Reflecting on: Cuban (1993) When Technology Meets the Classroom
Cuban’s (1993) argument that technology often adapts to the classroom, rather than transforming it, offers an interesting contrast to many […]
Cuban’s (1993) argument that technology often adapts to the classroom, rather than transforming it, offers an interesting contrast to many […]
Khoo’s (2019) discussion of “entangled lives” really resonated with me, especially in how it acknowledges that learning does not happen […]
I really appreciated this reading, especially because it felt different from the more traditional academic articles we’ve been working with. […]
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Beetham’s (2019) discussion of critical digital literacies really resonated with me, especially her idea that being “critical” is not just […]