This website is published in the UK. ISSN 2517-1542 Most of the articles on this website have been written by Terry Freedman. Guest contributors are named in article bylines. Testimonials.
There is still a great interest in writing blogs. One of the reasons I know this is that my course on blogging currently has twelve sign-ups. That may not sound a lot, but many courses at the City Lit have far fewer.
What if an amazing technology like time travel were used purely and simply as a form of punishment?
The writer does an excellent job of both reflecting the annoyance of dealing with a computer program that has no flexibility as well as no intelligence, and highlighting the need for programs to invite human input when the consequences of not doing so can be catastrophic.
Every so often I read some pundit, or usually a journalist pretending to be a pundit, suggesting that blogs are dead. What can I say? They’re not.
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Here is a list of predictions I made in 2001 about the classroom of the future, with an evaluation of its accuracy.