The Connected Family: Bridging the Digital Generation Gap

by Seymour Papert

At a time when parents wonder how computers are changing their children's lives, the world's foremost expert on how children learn to work with computers speaks out.

Genres: Education, Technology, Nonfiction

211 pages, Audio CD

First published October 25, 1996

Reviews

[Pedro Freire · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book. Every teacher and parent should read it. Kids should be able to freely use computers in school. School should be heavily re-thinked. Mass production is no longer an adequate model for education. Apart from the problems that result from its inadequacy to modern times, it just won't be enough to provide education for all. And we do need to make education available to all.

[Mynt Marsellus]

not sure how to review this other than that it's an interesting time capsule

[Merisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

casi novelado, relato de tecnología, educación y familia, con una visión futurista, que ahora ya alcanzamos sobre como los chicos superan a los adultos en el ámbito tecnológico y como volver a unir fuerzas de ambos.