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I consider myself an education blogger, but I write about a variety of topics. I see these other issues as interconnected or at least connected to how I think about education. My more focused interest is in the role technology can play in learning. By seeing learning as an “all contexts”, “all ages” experience, I do have a concern when it comes to inequity in access and who controls reasonable access to online content. I see net neutrality as very important in the future of the Internet. I admit to some degree of personal concern as the future of the Internet may be away from contributions by the little guy. The roles each of us sees for the Internet is at stake here.<\/p>\n

I have written repeatedly about political\/business issues as influencing net neutrality, but the concept of net neutrality may not be clear to all. Here is a great resource<\/a> (Moyers and company) I have encountered that explains net neutrality and implications of what we allow in terms of controlling the Internet. <\/p>\n

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