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Sticks and the nature of technology

Sticks and the nature of technology

By Jon Dron 21 November 2011 @ 3:47pm Comments (1)

In this short video (less than 4 minutes) I talk a bit about how a stick can become a technology through the orchestration of phenomena to some purpose. It's important to note that it is a different technology with each different use and orchestration, and that those technologies are soft - the orchestration is being accomplished in my head and is not an inherent feature of the stick itself.

You might find it interesting to think of ways that it can be used as a learning technology.

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an unauthenticated user of the Landing December 23, 2011 - 4:35am
seems link is link is broken in video player? Can you make this available again?

Thanks!

- Ben

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