The strict definition is someone who actively resists inevitable technological change, often with violence. The generally accepted definition is of a fool who doesn't understand that changing jobs and increasing productivity is the route to a better tomorrow. As the new century prepares to dawn we're seeing lots and lots of Luddites. France threatens to become a nation of Luddites. Requiring people to do online business in a language they don't prefer is Ludd-ism at its finest.
College professors are another group of Luddites .
The idea that education requires a stage performance is as ludicrous as the idea that only live theater is true art. Here's another candidate for Luddism although I'm still trying to figure out whether it's Forbes or the magazine industry that's lost its mind. It's Forbes, if that company thinks it's online to sell ads or that fake news stories are valid advertising vehicles. It's the magazine industry if it doesn't understand that commerce is the only way content can find its true online value. Most likely, it's both.