Graham Brown-Martin
Graham Brown-Martin,
Learning {Re}imagined,
Feb 03, 2017
I'm generally sympathetic with the aims of this post but I can't get past his use of corporate logos and branding (specifically, the whole Star Wars motif) to animate his call. I come from the same place he does, in 1985, "the future of learning was bright and educational technology would play a central role in its transformation by removing the curriculum, the artificial subject silos and the streaming of kids by age, so that learning could be experienced and lived." I didn't need Seymour Papert to come up with these ideas for me, I might note: a lot of people figured this all out independently. I too regret that "technology was co-opted not to liberate but to reinforce standardisation and automation of schools ways." But no I won't join an "EdTech Rebel Alliance" - I will continue to work with my own identity and my own brand, even if not stamped with corporate imprimatur, as I have always done.
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