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jd đș
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the irrational urge to create a homeschool and make the lone ipad a shareable resource
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arseniy
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i vowed to never give a child a computing device with a touch screen
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jd đș
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fascinante. say more sailor. why that particular limitation
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arseniy
@arseniy.eth
Touchscreen devices are too user friendly, they abstract away the fact that a phone/tablet is a computer made up of several parts. That there are many many intermediaries between human touch and things changing on the screen. A keyboard emphasizes that separation and implicitly teaches something about how computers are actually structured (especially when things go wrong)
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arseniy
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"Packaging the experience of turning on a phone and there being no OS installed is already an opportunity for learning. It hints at something going on âunder the hoodâ that most people donât think about. Installing the OS is an even better opportunity for learning. It shows that whatâs going on âunder the hoodâ is actually accessible and can be modified by the user, not just the manufacturer. Running an OS thatâs not standard Android/iOS? Another learning experience. So on and so forthâŠ" https://forum.vac.dev/t/logoslab-a-learning-experience-for-the-home-or-classroom/475/7?u=arseniy
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jd đș
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love that energy cowboy
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