This website is a library
– of some of my own stuff, but mostly quotations and ressources I pick up from others in books, academic journals or online texts. Items are mainly situated in the intersection of policy, philosophy of technology and educational ICT.
Displayed mostly uncommented, in random order and in different languages (EN | DA | FR).
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