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Revision as of 12:05, 10 June 2024
Windrows Tech Committee Bricolage Lab
"The Technology Committee is a service committee established to educate the Windrows community on the effective use of communication and other technology...." [1]
Through the Bricolage Lab, members of the tech committee can explore effective use of communication and other technology in preparing to educate the Windrows community on it.
A deep, rapid, and pervasive transition in the use of communication and technology has been taking place throughout the lives of everyone. Experience, basic skills, and expertise become obsolete both rapidly and continually. The sense of agency, judgment, and security erodes for both persons and polities. These processes seriously challenge the elderly. We can work to counter them.
Can a group of interested residents develop and maintain
Working documents
- Longterm Tech Plan BJ 5-9-24 draft
- WINDROWS SCHEDULING AND COMMUNICATIONS PROGRESS AND PLANS, Bob Paulson and Bruce Jeffries Fox
- ↑ "VII, G.," Princeton Windrows Resident Committees, click and scroll down.