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  Scott ashwell on 2008-03-27

  As per "The Moral Economy of Web 2.0 (Part One)" note- read not only "education" but substitute "schools" for "mass media", "students" for "consumers" and "attention economy + reputation economy" = moral economy.
  
  Students will head to MIT OpenCourseware, Berkeley podcasts, or Google Talks videos rather than sit in class with an incompetent drone blabbing about C++ and JAVA - easy for bad teachers to become "dangerously irrelevant" - but good for savvy students

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