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– 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.

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Invisible technologies, 1994

From a Mark Weiser presentation (chief scientist, Xerox Parc)

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