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Ongoing explorations into Actor-network theory as research methodology

Having an appreciation for social materiality and the importance of educational things, I continue to be interested in Actor-network theory (ANT) as a methodology in exploring my educational-technological questions. Thanks to my doctoral supervisor (Stephen Petrina @ UBC), I was introduced to ANT and it remains a primary interest for me. I have written a […]

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What can I learn from the history of Curriculum?

The following is taken from Hacking Minds: Curriculum Mentis, Noosphere, Internet, Matrix, Web (pp. 16-17). It is a co-written chapter with Stephen Petrina in Hacking Education in a Digital Age. I continue to be interested in curriculum history and theory, especially as it relates to technology and theology. Metaphysics of Curriculum One of the more

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