This session is a very brief remix of the Learning 2 Asia extended session "Understanding Parenting in a Time of Constant Connection" by Adam Clark. All of the resources for this session were created and are owned by Adam Clark and are used with his permission.
In Adam's words, this session "is about taking the discussion forward into developing the dispositions in our children to enable them to use tech effectively and avoid the pitfalls."
Adam's presentation for the session.
Shared document of parental concerns.
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
L2 Remix - Understanding Parenting in a Time of Constant Connection
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