James Drogan

I pass along this piece because I feel it represents the sort of thinking we need to do as we move into a world of education where technology will play an increasingly dominant role in quality learning.

The millennials with the new technology are, as discussed in the Bernard L. Schwartz Communication Institute 7th Annual Symposium on Communication and Communication Intensive Instruction, driving new rules, and convention and change in communication.  We need to find a way to ride, if not manage, these forces of change.

Change is rampant.  It may wait for those of us from the preceding generations; it may tolerate our clinging to potentially outmoded ideas.  Or it may not. 

“Come, Watson, come! The game is afoot.”