Technology

A distinguished educator considers how Massive open online courses may be a distinct improvement over traditional classroom course and how they could be devastatingly inferior to those programs.

Over the previous six months in the Federal Prison Camp at Yankton, South Dakota, I had watched from afar as the discussion on drone warfare emerged from the fringe …

Fifty years ago Erich Fromm warned of an unchallenged dogma of technocracy: u201csomething ought to be done because it is technically possible to do it.u201d

Advances in 3-D printing technology may threaten the global fashion industry's largely female workforce.

Some believe big internet service providers are trying to diminish the black community's ability to be visible online.

While the story of Apple has inspired us all, Microsoft could be on the path to creating an inspirational trajectory of their own.

Should missile strikes that later cause tens of thousands of civilian casualties and enormous environmental degradation be considered unlawful and against international laws?

This is part two of the good news episode. Three inventions that could save the world.

Just as Wall Street is now largely about ripping off suckers, the high tech world of Silicon Valley seems to have evolved into the West Coast version.

Massive Open Online Courses might democratize and open higher education but are problematic with regard to deskilling academic labor.