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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Book review: The Internet is not the answer (Andrew Keen, 2015)
There are too many examples to mention where the Internet and access to the Internet is lauded (sold?) as the answer. Recent examples include Facebook’s scheme to provide access to some services in India, of course through Facebook as platform. … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Keen, e-learning, education, Internet, technology
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