Lodewijk Van Dycke
@ludovd.bsky.social
Assistant Professor University of Leuven - Putting the law in global economic history - UN, EU & WTO law - Agriculture, geopolitics & climate change - Cycling fan since '99 - Based in Brussels (BE) - Babbling in Dutch, English, German and French
Yeah, something in that vain. Digital technologies feel to many people alienating, they put another dimension between us and social reality. Learning how to code is then akin to reluctantly and hesitantly feeling your way around a place where you don't actually want to be.
February 12, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Yeah, something in that vain. Digital technologies feel to many people alienating, they put another dimension between us and social reality. Learning how to code is then akin to reluctantly and hesitantly feeling your way around a place where you don't actually want to be.
But the centrality of digital technologies in our lives does steer what learning experiences are valued economically, even if we go slowly.
February 11, 2025 at 6:10 PM
But the centrality of digital technologies in our lives does steer what learning experiences are valued economically, even if we go slowly.
Frankly, I'd rather learn about something else. Why should I be pushed to learn about coding?
February 11, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Frankly, I'd rather learn about something else. Why should I be pushed to learn about coding?