Another future technology that I found
and think could do amazing things in Ed Tech are holograms. According to Rodger
Riddell in the article “3 emerging technologies reimagining higher ed in 2015
and beyond” from Education Dive, holograms will have many awesome advancements
such as “making it possible for experts to present "in-person,"
connecting remote classrooms, facilitating multi-classroom lectures, allowing
online students to project a professor into their living rooms, and making it
possible to "attend" historical events like the signing of the
Declaration of Independence.” ATTENDING MAJOR HISTORICAL EVENTS!! I think that
this would be an extreme advancement in education because of how much more
student will be able to understand from going to event like this! No one would
forget what the Declaration of Independence meant if they were there and experienced
the feelings in the room when it was signed. Holograms would help technology surpass
one of its biggest weaknesses of being impersonal.
I believe that I fall on the same
side of the divide as student A, I grew up with fairly easy access to
technology and my school system used it regularly. In addition, especially in
college I have been immersed in technology. I think that the digital divide will not
be as big as an issue when I will be a classroom teacher. Due to how fast technology
has been growing, the availability and affordability of computers and other technology
has also grown rapidly and I think that all most every student will have access
to the internet. However, as a teacher I will address the issue by first
determining the number of students who would need better access to technology and
then if it was an issue I would make time in class to do all the required work
on technology. Also, I would print out some homework and screenshots of things
that would be needed as an option for children to take home instead.
I think the multi-touch displays are a great tool as well. I think it's best to incorporate technology rather than have it take over.
ReplyDeleteI think the multi-touch displays are a great tool as well. I think it's best to incorporate technology rather than have it take over.
ReplyDeleteHolograms would be amazing! I think the information would stick so much better with students rather than them just reading it out of a textbook
ReplyDeleteHolograms are dope! I think that would be cool technology to incorporate into the classroom for educational purposes. Especially for students that are visual learners.
ReplyDeleteHolograms are dope! I think that would be cool technology to incorporate into the classroom for educational purposes. Especially for students that are visual learners.
ReplyDeleteGreat job bringing in a new tech and linking to a resource. Holy Moley! Holograms would be amazing! I have never experienced holograms in computer projection but your description of the signing of the Declaration of Independence is powerful. Thank you.
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