iTeach and iLearn

My friend John Van Dyk--a long-time Professor of Philosophy of Education at Dordt, now retired--once encouraged me to put a sign on my desk...

I want an iPhone. I really want an iPhone. But I don't need an iPhone. Oh, sure, they have their uses, and I'm sure it would b...

Chapter 7 of Technopoly might be the most challenging chapter for me in the whole book. By this point, I'm starting to feel like Postma...

Postman starts off chapter 5 of Technopoly with a great bit that I think sums up much of his view of the "problems" of infatuation...

In chapters 3 and 4 of Technopoly , Postman explains the shift that he observed moving American culture from Tool-using (technology has valu...

In Chapter 1 of Technopoly , Postman lays out an argument that new technologies always influence the culture around them. He defines...

  I'm teaching a couple of classes this summer in Dordt's M.Ed. program, which I've done before and always found to be a blessi...