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For me it's less about content than missing out on real conversation about difficult topics. I know this isn't everyone's experience but I started undergrad at
by sojournerc 6y ago
For me it's less about content than missing out on real conversation about difficult topics.
I know this isn't everyone's experience but I started undergrad at a small state school in Denver, and had great diverse interactions in philosophy and literature courses because of how many different walks of life people came from.
It's hard to have honest and deep conversations on video. I don't think many would contest that.
Maybe it's not just video though. I feel we're lacking the social tools to deal with our situation, something educators could perhaps provide.
- jjeaff 6y agoIt's also less likely to encounter anything online outside of your comfort zone when all the stinking algorithms are trying to find the coziest, most addictive material available to keep you around.