The Banned Collection - Issue 1
I've been writing for magazines for about a decade and on occasion the publisher or Editor-in-Chief objected to the content of a column and refused to punish it. On other occasions I would not make changes I felt would dilute my argument or insult the intelligence of the reader.
It seems like the blogosphere is a good place to share these "controversial" articles.
Think Different - Lose the Cart was an open letter I wrote to Apple CEO Steve Jobs in 2002 imploring the company to stop selling laptop carts.
The magazine thought that Apple might be offended. I stand behind the article six years later at at time when schools are inexplicably tethering laptops to desks.
Labels: 1:1 computing, Apple, educational computing, Gary S. Stager, laptops in education, steve jobs