Journal 2 - Module 2: Technology Standards and Position Statements
This week readings, I encounter new key words to define technology and I created a world cloud with these key words. Pondering about digital citizenship took me different dimensions of the technology. It make me consider that the digital media and/or technology becomes a culture. Since we define digital citizenship as “a set of norms and practices regarding appropriate and responsible technology use ad requires a whole-community approach to thinking critically, behaving safely and participating responsibly.” It is obvious that each culture has their norms and grow within a community, same for technology or digital media. The teachers should start thinking technology as
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I think non-interactive/passive technology isn’t different from the TV. However, adults should become a role model using the interactive parts of the technology, these devices are not only about video calling, watching and gaming. During winter break, I send couple days with my four years old niece. At some moment, we are playing pretend play, and she was ship’s captain and I was deck boy, who helps her. I asked her “Captain, what is route? Where we are heading?” She said: “We are going to Sinop!” Sinop, a city, has a coast to Black Sea and she has been there just last summer. Suddenly, I wanted to show her where is Sinop on the map, and I took “her iPad” and tap on the google maps. It wasn’t only this I told or showed her; “There are plenty of countries on earth we can go one of them for example let’s go to Australia.” (Why Australia? Because my cousin recently moved there.) We sailed away with aaaall the drama :) sometimes there were huge waves, which shake our ship, or leak on the ship, which is a big problem I asked her how to solve it. Finally, we arrived Australia, I displayed her images of the endemic animals on her iPad and we started
As earlier stated, over the years people have become intact with technology thus society adapted to technology in their lives, making their lives easier. “Our use of the Net will only grow, and its impact on us will only strengthen, as it becomes even more present in our lives.” (92) The
This change in tone is a reflection of the cultural values that are upheld within the educational system. This serves as an excellent illustration of how the power of communication can be used to convey our sense of identity as well as the cultural values that we uphold to other people. This also demonstrates that we pick up new aspects of culture through the process of communicating with one
Digitizing Race Lisa Nakamura’s Digitizing Race: Visual Cultures Of the internet, is more than any book. Lisa talks about everything that relates to race that is happing in her time in the year of 2008. In her book, she described many views about how us visual cultures by using the internet. She talks about the concepts of digital identity and theories that is related to the study of media.
SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY STANDARDS COUNCIL Purpose/Goal The purpose of a standards council is to work with the chapter members to maintain high personal and group standards through positive reinforcement, appropriate discipline, and member education. A positive standards program is dependent on the standards council, the vehicle through which all standards programs are delivered.
People believe technological advances are changing the public’s mind that they must avoid and restrain from using the technologies because they are destroying our experience with real life. This new movement is educating
The screen time of your children might be scaring and frustrating you, but if this is the case of a good parenting you can convert this annoying screen time into a positive one. Although the digital devices might consist of many dangers or risks in the present era but on
However, instead of pushing our life forward, technology is luring us back to square one by confining the future generation into a compelling world of wonders by taking away the fundamental skills of communication, thought and perception, and empathy. Cris Rowan, a pediatric occupational therapist, anxiously comments, “Diagnoses of ADHD, autism, coordination disorder, developmental delays, unintelligible speech… are increasing at an alarming rate”, as she reveals an unceasing list of negative impacts of technology on developing children (Rowan). Children who grow up with television or computers eventually find themselves trapped inside those boxes. They refuse to exercise, eat and socialize in order to not miss any moments from their favorite shows. When they finally leave their seats, they find themselves unable to coordinate their bodies as they used to.
Internet is changing our lifestyle which includes work, producing and consuming. The creative potential release by digital technologies is also boosting questions about rules and ethics, as well as social benefits
Technology has always been progressing thus it is rampant in our society today. We use technology; depend on technology in our daily life and our needs and demands for technology keep on rising (Ramey, 2012). Wherever you look, you will see people holding different kinds of technology like cell phone, laptop, tablets and etc. It appears to most of us that technology is a necessity to the point where we can no longer live without it. According to Gavin (2013), technology moves at a rapid pace, and can be hard to keep up with at times.
Most children now play xbox for hours on end shooting zombies, stealing cars and talking to people online through a live account instead of enjoying the outdoors and playing in the mud and adults are just as guilty. We spend countless hours scrolling through Facebook or Twitter liking everything we see from coworkers or family and hardly look up to see the world as it is. Technology is nice, we can learn things quickly about worldwide events and news taking place or being able to video chat long distance family members but it has become a
Educational Technology Annotated Bibliography Kozma, R. (2003). Technology and classroom practices: an international study. Journal Of Research on Technology in Education (1539-1523), 36(1), 1. The author of this article, his name is Roboer B. Kozma, is now working for the Technology in Learning center, the name of the center is SRI International. In this article he explores all of the findings of research that was done by many researchers on how the technology is affecting our classrooms.
About 90% of my classmates use electronic devices at home for visiting social media sites, gaming, watching videos, and more inappropriate activities. ¨ Their using this stuff anyway-let's teach them how to use it productively,¨ says Matt Cook ,an educated
Technology and new innovations are welcome in the society of the twenty-first century. Technology is advancing every year, and it is being integrated into everyone’s daily life. Technology like smartphones, computers, smartwatches, smart glasses, smart tv’s, and game consoles are being incorporated into people’s homes, jobs, education, transportation, and medicine. Technology makes it easier for people to communicate effortlessly over long distances. People have the ability to search for an abundance of information at their fingertips.
Understanding Digital Inclusion The society in which we live in today is advancing towards the era of modernization in a very rapid manner. Dominated by the ever-changing developments of technology, most of us are directly or indirectly affected by the transformation which comes along with digital revolution. Being a tool which have transformed and have the capability to transform how we live and connect to one another, new technology is often regarded as a double-edged sword which is associated with social stratifications as it can either alleviate or exacerbate existing divisions in the society (Warschauer & al., 2004).
I therefore believe it is important to work towards safer digital technology and a safer use of it. In my opinion, we need more research in a number of areas, to develop and achieve more effective and safer practices of digital technologies. And we need to evaluate the benefits and potential risks of them. It is important to be aware that our online life implicates our offline health and wellbeing. From my point of view, we need to explore how digital technology affects our behaviour, values and social life, as well as our physical and psychological