Seymour Papert Libri

Describes learning environments which allow children to master mathematical concepts through the use of computer assisted instruction.

The book explores the impact of technology on the younger generation, highlighting their growing independence and fluency with computers. Papert challenges both critics and idealists, addressing parents' concerns about the digital age. He discusses the potential of video games as educational tools, critiques ineffective educational software, and examines the broader implications of computer use on values, including the issue of "cyberporn." Ultimately, he offers insights on bridging the digital divide between children and their parents.

Format Paperback Subject Science