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Audrey Watters

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Did you get my message? Maybe. But I’m busy writing, and by that I don't mean busy writing emails. Refer to this FAQ for help answering your questions. Will you review my startup? No. Would you like to talk to the CEO of my company about his plans to revolutionize...

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Hack Education Hack Education Weekly News Writing Here and Elsewhere HEWN, No. 222 via tinyletter.com The Week in Robots on robots.hackeducation.com The Ed-Tech Startup Deadpool on funding.hackeducation.com Australia’s Pigeons on pigeons.hackeducation.com Contrafabulists Podcast, Episode 60: Impenetrable Cyber Security Unit The Week in Predictions on predictions.contrafabulists.com Other Projects I have been...

Hack Education Hack Education Weekly News The History of Ed-Tech: What Went Wrong? Writing Here and Elsewhere HEWN, No. 221 via tinyletter.com The Week in Robots on robots.hackeducation.com Ed-Tech and Neo-Feudalism on fragments.audreywatters.com Horizon Report Data Liberation… Almost on horizon.hackeducation.com The Think Tanks and Foundations that Drive Ed-Tech Narratives on...

Hack Education Hack Education Weekly News The Business of Ed-Tech: 2017 So Far Writing Here and Elsewhere HEWN, No. 220 via tinyletter.com The Week in Robots on robots.hackeducation.com The Business of Ed-Tech: June 2017 Venture Capital Data on funding.hackeducation.com Trend to Watch: Job Placement on 2017trends.hackeducation.com Ed-Tech Trends to Watch...

Hack Education Hack Education Weekly News The History of the Pedometer (and the Problems with Learning Analytics) The Week in Robots on robots.hackeducation.com The History of Pearson on network.hackeducation.com Pearson: A Timeline on network.hackeducation.com Trend to Watch: Automated Parenting on 2017trends.hackeducation.com Writing Here and Elsewhere HEWN, No. 219 via tinyletter.com...

It’s been well over a month since I blocked annotations (Hypothesis and Genius) on my websites. I’m a little taken aback that some folks are still muttering about it. Perhaps I need to restate a couple of things: You can still annotate my work. Just not on my websites. My...