Online, most of our reading is ‘personalised.’ This means that the articles we discover through search engines and social feeds are driven by #algorithms that prioritise authoritative pages, demote low-quality content, and rank pieces following a like-like logic: what you liked in the past is what you get recommended in the future.
Curated from www.thebookseller.com
How good is algorithmic, personalised learning really? It might be stopping us from reading more widely . . .
