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Last week, Theresa May vowed on the steps of Downing Street to fight the “burning injustice” of inequality and to lead a government driven not by the interests of the privileged few, but by the needs of ordinary families. 
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Scoop.it!
This was meant to be my reflections on last week's ALT conference: Shaping the Future of Learning Together, [https://altc.alt.ac.uk/2015/ ]but like many people I know I've been distracted by the outcome of another conference, the Labour Party Special Conference to announce the winner of its leadership contest. My twitter stream has been a double-stranded flow of excitement about digital and political futures, with not much exchange between them. Some friends have even suggested that it would be good for me - and my twitter followers - if I kept my political views running in a separate channel to my work on digital literacies and digital education.
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