Imagining and designing the future of education: a critical review of Allan Collins’ What’s Worth Teaching: Rethinking Curriculum in the Age of Technology (Imaginando y diseñando el futuro de la educación: una revisión crítica del libro de Allan Collins ¿Qué Merece la Pena Enseñar? Repensar el Currículum en la Era de la Tecnología)

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