Pat McCullough
@uclaphd.bsky.social
Dad. History teacher in Maryland. Hist of religion Ph.D., UCLA. Consumer of smart people’s ideas. Performing technologies of the self on a daily basis. Views = my own intellectual journey, not my employer's. He/him.
Reposted by Pat McCullough
To everyone saying "car touchscreens seem dangerous": You're completely right. Here's a story I wrote about it.
Nice to see Europe take the danger seriously. Meanwhile, the US continues to ignore it.
Nice to see Europe take the danger seriously. Meanwhile, the US continues to ignore it.
The Screens in Cars Are Becoming a Problem
"Infotainment” systems are increasingly flashy and distracting—and the auto industry is just getting started.
slate.com
February 27, 2025 at 9:54 PM
To everyone saying "car touchscreens seem dangerous": You're completely right. Here's a story I wrote about it.
Nice to see Europe take the danger seriously. Meanwhile, the US continues to ignore it.
Nice to see Europe take the danger seriously. Meanwhile, the US continues to ignore it.
Just from my own classroom perspective, I feel like there's delta between (1) having the computer do it for you & (2) using it thoughtfully to supplement and possibly augment your learning. It's a messy gap, but it's one my students are already in. So, for my part, I'll try to help them navigate it.
February 18, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Just from my own classroom perspective, I feel like there's delta between (1) having the computer do it for you & (2) using it thoughtfully to supplement and possibly augment your learning. It's a messy gap, but it's one my students are already in. So, for my part, I'll try to help them navigate it.