Rather, the esteemed expert in education technology is more concerned that educators are being funnelled into emulating AI-driven machines in ...
Teaching can't be automated, tech expert says
Neil Selwyn doesn’t buy into the claim that robots are going to replace teachers.
“We simply don’t have enough natural resources to sustain the input and inevitable output of devices in our schools,” Monash University’s Prof Neil Selwyn says.
“We simply don’t have enough natural resources to sustain the input and inevitable output of devices in our schools,” Monash University’s Prof Neil Selwyn says.
This story appeared in the September 2019 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.
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