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I think one approach is to complement tech with its analog/mechanical equivalent. Have people play on a real piano but also complement with garage band. Use me
by j7ake 3y ago
I think one approach is to complement tech with its analog/mechanical equivalent.
Have people play on a real piano but also complement with garage band. Use mechanical type writers alongside Microsoft word.
Get kids to understand the origins of many of our digital tools.
- deafpolygon 3y agoThere's no point. Kids don't want to. If you want to get kids on board: Don't bring back the old things; make new things that are more tactile. Advance them in new ways. For example, instead of using iPads - invest in advanced e-ink tech to bring better digital books to schools. The piano example is an exception because, you can't really replace musical instruments. But mechanical type-writers? Why not just invest in better mechanical keyboards, rather than the cheap membrane ones you see in schools so much?
- toastal 3y agoWe should stop indoctrinating school children into proprietary software.