Are We Outsourcing the Personal? Remote Learning and the Challenge of Interpassivity

Eilers, Kent

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Are We Outsourcing the Personal? Remote Learning and the Challenge of Interpassivity

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Eilers, Kent. Are We Outsourcing the Personal? Remote Learning and the Challenge of Interpassivity. . 2021. huntington.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/358917a8-e7ce-47a2-9ef6-2850e6e86e03.

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E. Kent. (2021). Are We Outsourcing the Personal? Remote Learning and the Challenge of Interpassivity. https://huntington.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/358917a8-e7ce-47a2-9ef6-2850e6e86e03

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Eilers, Kent. Are We Outsourcing the Personal? Remote Learning and the Challenge of Interpassivity. 2021. https://huntington.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/358917a8-e7ce-47a2-9ef6-2850e6e86e03.

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Zoom, or whatever cloud-based video conferencing platform one uses, can help or hinder education. However, Zoom especially jeopardizes the personal dimension of education by giving the impression of personal connection while simultaneously inviting distance. Specifically, Zoom invites interpassive teaching, to borrow a term from cultural theorist Robert Pfaller.

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