The Interactive Self: Defining Re-Education in a Digital World

Abstract

The digital world affects human interaction and experiences. These experiences lay the groundwork for how we learn. How can educators in humanities re-educate and adapt to changes in the digital world? How much should tools and technology dictate how we teach humans to interact with the digital world? This paper examines the intertwining connection between human experience, technology education, and their placement within humanities education.

Presenters

James Pannafino

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Paper Presentation in a Themed Session

Theme

Reading, Writing, Literacy, and Learning

KEYWORDS

Digital Technology Human

Digital Media

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