Too often, critique in digital education is dismissed as negativity or resistance. But what if critique could be something more constructive? What if it was a way of creating rather than simply opposing?
In my latest blog post, I argue that we need to move beyond solutionism and reclaim critique as a generative force. Drawing on Feenberg and Illich, I explore how political pedagogy and design grounded in educational values can open new spaces for imagining what learning could be.
A retro-futuristic digital painting of a surreal educational landscape with organic and mechanical structures blending into a dreamlike environment, inspired by 1970s sci-fi aesthetics.
Very important documentary. Very well made. But still no criticism of this trade based society...their solutions work IF we calm down with consumerism.
Attenborough explores the planet’s undersea habitats, revealing the greatest age of ocean discovery and emphasizing the ocean’s vital importance while exposing its problems and highlighting opportunities for marine life recovery.
The stunning documentary, Ocean with David Attenborough, shines a light on both the beauty of the sea and the ways in which humans are depleting its riches.
Basically if you need a Mastodon instance, or Peertube, or Friendica and so forth, you pay a monthly fee and we do everything. No need to worry about updates and all that.
I've tried to boost some toots again this morning. 😊 Some of friends, some of friend's friends, and some my own...
Mum and I have gone to Germany (we don't live too far from the border) for some grocery shopping. And we stopped by two Dutch stores. Now, she's putting away the bits and bops. After she's had some coffee, we'll probably make the dogs happy and take them to the small woods.
Busy morning, but it's been nice to be out of the house for a bit. 😊 Even though it's been a wet morning.
Well, let's relax a bit and I'll boost and all that later today again. 🌸
Having some toast for my breakfast, 2 slices, one of which is the end crust. I realised that you never see a crust used in commercially made sandwich. So the question is Do you use (eat) the end crust in a loaf, or do you throw it away?
