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The future is the 'age of inner space'.
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2 comments:
Aesthetic design counts in both cases!
Powerful ideas plus good design a 21stC advantage.
All too often computers generate rubbish - material is cut and pasted bi-passing the brain! In most schools they are oversold and underused.
The printing press put the 'copyists' out of a job as well as opening up the culture of learning.The computer will do the same thing for formal, 'sit and git', teachers - and it has aready changed our learning culture into a global 'village' - not that secondary schools have noticed!)
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