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Feenberg's Beliefs Of Technology. Feenberg believes his Critical Theory of Technology
to be the most useful and accurate of his three theories on technology. ...
Definition Of Technology. Technology is the technical means people use to improve
their surroundings environment. ... Through technology, people communicate better. ...
The Impact of Technology on Production and Short-run Curves. The ... efficiently.
We use technology to control the world we live in. ...
Information Technology and the Other Degree Programs. ... Each of these specialties has
their similarities and differences to the Information Technology department. ...
What is Technology Education? "What is Technology Education?" I asked myself
nearly a year ago. I was at the time involved in Industrial ...
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Providing Representations in Multiple Modalities
Mathematica software enables students to see a graphical representation of any function. By changing equations or using different values for variables, students develop a deeper understanding of mathematics by viewing changes in the graphical representations.
A key understanding in pharmacy education is that the action of drugs depends on the "fit" between particular molecules in the body and the molecular structure of drugs, in a kind of "lock and key" relationship. However, students often have difficulty visualizing molecules as three-dimensional objects. A pharmacy professor uses molecular modeling software to create self-paced assignments which require students to manipulate molecules, developing visualizing ability and understanding of drug-receptor relationships. (Contact: Dr. Marc Harrold)
Drilling Students on Basic Concepts to Reach Mastery
Software tutorials exist for many modern languages, enabling students to learn basic grammar through self-paced learning, exercises, and tests with feedback about their performance.
HyperMap provides students with practice in interpreting geological maps. The software presents a series of regional maps with dominantly planar contacts, then asks students a series of interpretive questions on three-dimensional geology and geologic evolution of the region, providing immediate feedback on right and wrong answers. (Contact: Intellimation 1-800-368-6868)
Facilitating Collaborative Activity among Students
Classrooms of networked computers using software such as Daedalus enable students to spend class time doing group pre-writing exercises, electronically discussing controversial questions, and peer reviewing one another's writing.
A computer conference is established among students enrolled in strategic management courses in Korea, Egypt, Finland, and the United States. Students discuss topics specified by the...
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