@jennorton515 NOT and parent/teacher relationships - Great points. Technology really opens our classroom to parents, grandparents and distant family members. #ed109
@KristyDee2@PacificStand As Turkle stated in her TED Talk, we use social media to edit, delete, and filter our communication. I agree with this article that texting is closer to a spontaneous or moral response than email, but still not a substitute for conversation. #ed109
@JosephVanSant1 Great points brought up in this article. When it comes to technology, it seems the only thing we are chasing is profit, not values. #ed109
Technology changes our values, culture, and how we interact socially. However, we create and upgrade the technology. We also choose to use the technology.
https://t.co/OM6ecfqaku #ed109
@ashleydawn2916 I also mentioned messaging as my technology. This prohibits our ability to have long meaningful conversations. It also removes the awkward silence which is a benefit at the time but a detriment when faced and not practiced. #ed109#NOT
Text messaging is the technology I interact with. It allows for convenient conversations but it can remove the ability and practice of having difficult or awkward conversations. #ed109#NOT
Content trumps Technology when seeking engagement. Students will not be as engaged in their cellphones if we take away their apps and replace them with required readings. #ed109#CLT
@jerridkruse All resources should be questioned prior to being utilized in the classroom. Purpose, content, and accessibility are always factored. #ed109