I’m inspired today by an offhand comment by the famous (in our circles) Bryan Alexander, who is a frequent keynote and guest speaker at conferences all over the world, and has a lot of stunning and evocative things to say about not just higher education information technology, but the state and future of higher education in general. If you’re not familiar with his work go check out his blogs and articles. Even if you don’t agree with them he will get your brain moving.
So perhaps it’s not surprising that an offhand comment on his Facebook got me thinking:
“I’m fascinated by how conference A/V is still flawed and failure-prone, everywhere.“
Continue reading On Complexity, and Why We Don’t get Conference (and Classroom) A/V Right