By John R. Latham
In his speech at SLA's annual conference in Toronto Don Tapscott referred to the invention of the blackboard and its enormous impact on education. He used this example as an analogy for explaining that some of the greatest innovations did not come out of new inventions, but by adapting or harnessing old ones.
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