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Tuesday, 3 July 2012

Design for a wiser world

Posted on 17:52 by Unknown
Rich learning experiences can help us grow in wisdom as well as in knowledge and capacity. While many are wringing their hands at the perceived negative effects of technology, Positive Computing opens the door to a future in which human-centred design evolves to a kind of humanity-centred design.  The Interactions feature article "Positive Computing: Technology for a wiser world" explores both a
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