Computer, Networks and education

Alan Kay, en Scientific American, Sept. 1991, p. 148: "The physicist Murray Gell-Mann has remarked that education in the 20th century is like being taken to the world's greatest restaurant and being fed the menu. He meant that representations of ideas have replaced the ideas themselves; students are taught superficially about great discoveries instead of being helped to learn deeply for themselves." En éste y en otros ensayos y entrevistas Alan Kay expone sus ideas acerca del uso de ordenadores en las primeras etapas de la enseñanza.