Post #1118807

Before anyone starts cheering about Sweden removing computers and going back to books, the issue is a bit more complicated than that. It's like with any tool. It's about how you use it, not what you're using. The core issue is that, from my pov regarding Sweden, is that their way of teaching is stuck in the 1980s. Then you have the issue that they don't seem to teach computer literacy any more. Sure, remove computers, blame them, as you've done the last 25 years. It will keep people in IT employed because that was 90% of my job when worked in IT. Fixing problems caused by computer illiteracy. https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/04/sweden-goes-back-to-basics-swapping-screens-for-books-in-the-classroom