You might find this Ars Technica discussion of e-waste, a by-product of our connectedness, rather interesting. If we teach with information and communication technologies, should we also teach about the environmental side effects of the pervasiveness of those technologies? Read, for example, this May 2009 BBC “From Our Own Correspondent” transcript about the impact of […]
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