A new way to look at the costs of digital media in education

I said it was going to be fun looking at the costs of digital media in education, but it wasn’t. When I came to write this section, I thought it would be a breeze. I wrote about this topic as recently as 2005. All I needed to do is tweak it a little to bring it up to date, I thought.

However, there has truly been a revolution in the media available for teaching and learning in the last ten years, and this revolution has completely up-ended many of the assumptions about costs previously made in this field. Most of the research on costs of educational media had been done by people (like myself) working mainly in distance education, because that was where technology was being mainly used for teaching. That has all changed now: media have gone mainstream. 

See more at: http://www.tonybates.ca/2015/01/09/a-new-way-to-look-at-the-costs-of-digital-media-in-education/#sthash.Ne1vMcgk.dpuf

Source: www.tonybates.ca

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