1650 was closer in spirit to the time we live in now than it was to 1450. The change was so enormous …but what was also clear is that there was never a moment where everybody said, “Oh I get it. This is what the printing press is going to do. Well let just do...
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December 7, 2020December 7, 2020by In academeconversationdiscussionhigher edknowledgeresearchsocial mediatechnology
The promise of the digital
Upcoming travel and events December 3-5 – International School of Amsterdam, The Netherlands February 3 – Virginia Is for Learners Innovation Network, TBD, VA February 25-26 – Missouri Educational Technology Leaders CTO Clinic, TBD, MO March 10-13 – Central & Eastern European Schools Association (CEESA) Annual Conference, Budapest, Hungary June 8-9 – Roanoke County Public...
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December 7, 2020December 7, 2020by In All Tech ConsideredAll Things ConsideredaupblogslawlearningNew York City SchoolsNPRNYCpolicyradiosafetysecuritysocial mediasocial networkingstudentsteachersteachingtechnologytrust
I think I’m going to be on NPR’s All Things Considered today
May 14, 2012 by Scott McLeod 0 Comments I think I’m going to be on NPR’s All Things Considered today as part of its All Tech Considered segment. I was interviewed last week about the New York City Schools’ new social media policy for employees. Regular readers know that I’ve written about this in the...
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December 7, 2020December 7, 2020by In collaborationcommunicationDavid WeinbergerDoc SearlsInternetsocial mediatechnology
Delivering mass media is the least of the Net’s powers
Doc Searls and David Weinberger said: We need to remember that delivering mass media is the least of the Net’s powers. The Net’s super-power is connection without permission. Its almighty power is that we can make of it whatever we want. via http://cluetrain.com/newclues