ALTC 2014

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1. Ed-Tech’s Monsters Audrey Watters @audreywatters September 2014 - #altc
3. “Riding Giants”
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10. "According to Pellew's Life of Lord Sidmouth (1847) Ned Lud was a person of weak intellect who lived in a Leicestershire village about 1779, and who in a fit of insane rage rushed into a ‘stockinger's’ house, and destroyed two frames so completely that the saying ‘Lud must have been here’ came to be used throughout the hosiery districts when a stocking-frame had undergone extraordinary damage. The story lacks confirmation. It appears that in 1811–13 the nickname ‘Captain Ludd’ or ‘King Lud’ was c o m m o n l y g i v e n t o t h e ringleaders of the Luddites.”
11. Is it okay to be a Luddite? — Thomas Pynchon
13. “…to deny the machine” —Thomas Pynchon
15. “…our sin is not that we created technologies but that we failed to love and care for them.” —Bruno Latour
18. “Comparable results have been obtained with pigeons, rats, dogs, monkeys, human children… and psychotic subjects. In spite of great phylogenetic differences, all these organisms show amazingly similar properties of the learning process. It should be emphasized that this has been achieved by analyzing the effects of reinforcement and by designing techniques that manipulate reinforcement with considerable precision. Only in this way can the behavior of the individual be brought under such precise control.” — B. F. Skinner
19. The Rise and Fall of “Luddite”
20. Where are ed-tech’s monsters?
21. "Education is the point at which we decide whether we love the world enough to assume responsibility for it…” — Hannah Arendt