Today there is no relational,
physical, social and economic/digital phenomenon that manages to escape from
algorithmic modeling: this pervasiveness of algorithms shapes and deconstructs
economic and social relationships. The question is very serious and deserves a
continuous pedagogical study: it is undeniable how much of the digital world,
which molds and stages our life, and to which we dedicate a large part of our
time, operates on the basis of algorithms. As educators we need to investigate
the person-algorithm dynamic in our social coexistence because for digital
natives the emotional consequences can be serious and destabilizing. The article explores the theoretical-practical
implications of the pervasiveness of the algorithm by following the epistemic
trajectories of complexity and favoring the structure of the pedagogy of
connections.