Stephen Downes

Gary Stager has launched a website titled The Daily Papert "to bring Seymour Papert's powerful ideas to our short attention-span culture." I have already subscribed to the RSS feed. He cites "three provocations" inspiring the work: Papert's legacy at constructionism conferences, Paprt's past work addressing of problems faced today by teachers and academics, and that "his half century of contributions to his major field of choice, education, is largely invisible." True, and having an online version of his 'day to day reflections' (and maybe an online reference library of his longer works, Gary?) would be of great help to scholars and practitioners everywhere.