deskill

This has the potential to disempower and/or deskill the teachers.

Braverman argued that capitalist owners and managers were incessantly driven to deskill the labor force to lower production costs and ensure higher productivity.

Zuboff characterizes computer-mediated work as distinguished from earlier generations of mechanization and automation designed to deskill jobs and substitute for human labor, because information technology itself is characterized by a unique duality.

Even skilled imported artistic talent from the Netherlands, like Marcus Gheerhaerts, had to deskill their accomplished painterly techniques to produce the kind of flat decorative two-dimensional work that the philistine English liked.

Nelson explained in an interview: "My book argues that our habit of putting the president at the center of democracy and asking him to be its superhero works to deskill us for the work of democracy.

The company was noted by Nick Jones, head of Digital at the UK prime ministers office and the cabinet office as an example of a technology that will deskill the task of creating web services in his view from Downing Street 2011 published in the The Drum.