Computing, Convivially
Category: Technology
Tags: Education · Family Dynamics
What if a computer could be a bicycle for the mind? Through anecdotes about teaching kids to use computers, my daughters composing in GarageBand with a MIDI keyboard at our family iMac, I reflect on computing conviviality and Illich's tools for conviviality. I also trace remote work through seminary to a home economy.
Rolly's Take
This blog resonates with those who find beauty in the intersection of technology and creativity, inviting a thoughtful exploration of how tools shape our lives. It speaks to individuals who yearn for more than mere consumption, seeking to empower themselves and their loved ones through the art of creation in a digital world. With reflections that weave personal anecdotes and philosophical insights, it gently nudges readers to reconsider their relationship with technology — not as a distraction, but as a means of fostering connection and expression. In these pages, you may uncover a shared journey toward a more convivial existence, where every keystroke can become a note in the symphony of life.