Christo Sims (UC San Diego) is an anthropologist whose award-winning ethnography ‘Disruptive Fixation’ examined technology-driven school reform through the rise (and fall) of a New York City ‘school for digital kids’. Listen to DER’s Neil Selwyn talk with Christo about researching technology innovation, the complexities of ethnographic research and writing, as well as how having Jean Lave as a substitute teacher proved a life-changing experience.
