The last time I traveled, the Transportation Security Administration managed to inspect every single bag from every single person in the family… at least according to the little cards they left behind inside the suitcases. Were they bored, or were we a suspicious lot? We’ll never know.
The thought of strangers rummaging through all those undergarments [...]
Posts Tagged ‘kids’
Uninspected baggage
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged assumptions, change, education, future, kids on December 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
CCK08: “Boring” Ustreamer ‘Fesses Up
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cck08, kids, technology on September 19, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I had the rareĀ privilegeĀ of having my burning question about connectivism being deemed, in an unguarded moment, “boring” by one of today’s Ustream hosts. I felt so honored by this distinction that I am inspired to put together a post. So, here I am, Ustreamer 87268 (or some such number), reporting in.
My question was whether technology [...]
