Computer critics urge wiser use of classroom technology
Seymour Papert of MIT warned teachers are learning computers in a primitive way and risk becoming inflexible for future tools. He advocates computer criticism to balance utopian enthusiasm with grounded evaluation as IBM sponsors a three day seminar for education school deans. Hal Herber of Syracuse stressed that tech in schools must be carefully integrated, noting past optimism about phonographs and TV.
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