Educational Technology and Restructuring Academic Labor
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Feb 12, 2013
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The politics of technology resides in how technology is used and who controls the uses of technology. Will educational technology be used by academic management to degrade and control academic labor? Or, will educational technology be used by teachers to assert and extend control of their own labor and workplaces? That's a political choice.
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