This site won’t go away — I’ll still pay for the domain for a while longer, at least — but the HEWN newsletter, the Patreon, and all Hack Education-related social media will. You’ll be able to find my latest writing on my personal website. Remember blogging? Yeah. I’ll do that for a while until I can figure something else out. I have to put this decade-long project to rest so that I can move on to something that doesn’t consume me in its awfulness and make me dwell in doom.
📑 The End
This site won’t go away — I’ll still pay for the domain for a while longer, at least — but the HEWN newsletter, the Patreon, and all Hack Education-related social media will. You’ll be able to find my latest writing on my personal website. Remember blogging? Yeah. I’ll do that for a while until I can figure something else out. I have to put this decade-long project to rest so that I can move on to something that doesn’t consume me in its awfulness and make me dwell in doom.
Audrey Watters shares the end of Hack Education and her association with ed-tech. Although her perspective will be missed, thankfully her voice will remain. I wonder if that is what actually matters most. There are some readers I read because they are interesting no matter what. For example: