PPT-CTTC Presentation Technology by People for People

Bjarne W Olesen bwobygdtudk Incoming Chair Technology Council Seattle Summer Conference 2014 Members First Newsletter All CTTC should receive a copy wwwashraeorgsocietygroupscouncilstech. holographic. . world of . fun. and . learning. by. 28th of March 2011. “. The . past. can't see you, . but the . future. is listening.. ..”. Our vision. Cro-Fun. TEHNOLOGY. FEATURES. BENEFITS. By Kari Heinecke - Spencer Steele - Jenny Trang. Is there such thing as too much technology?. Health Risks: Obesity, Computer Vision Syndrome, Anxiety, Depression, Lack of Sleep.. Academic Risks: Distractions, Procrastination, and Unreliable Sources.. Cultural Anthropology. What is anthropology?. Anthropos. - Greek for Human. -. ology. : Greek for __________.. 2. What do Anthropologists study?. Human Development (physical Anthropology). Evolution/pre-history (Archaeology). General Assembly. The Unitarian Universalist Association. Providence, Rhode Island. June 28, 2014. Meredith Plummer. Suzanne Fast. Mark Bernstein. 1. Without technology, the human body is a pretty limited instrument. We cannot write without a pen or pencil, nor eat hot soup without a bowl and, perhaps, a spoon.. LOs: to be able to identify some capabilities and limitations on communications afforded by technology; to be able to identify and comment on the typical features of telephone conversations. . Possibilities (in. . Time. Adam Whalen. Spring 2012. Introduction. Technology is something that helps people in many ways from saving lives to typing a letter.. Medical technology is complicated, at the hospital it keeps people alive during open heart surgery, it keeps babies alive after they have been born, and it keeps people alive when they need immediate surgery like when they are internally . Dr. Stevie Dawn. The Basics…. Public Speaking occurs anytime you communicate a message verbally.. Practice makes Painless!. Focus on the 50%. Become an Obsessive Observer. Build. The . S.H.A.r.E. . Model. Joseph . Scarcella. , Ph.D.. ESTM 535. - INTRODUCTION TO TECHNOLOGY . ESTM 644. - INQUIRY TEACHING & LEARNING IN SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION. Source: Introduction to Technology by Alan J. Pierce and Dennis . Christin Cunningham. Education. Education with hands-on activities allow for the student to explore new possibilities and discover information from the source.. The video explains how education has been constant over the decades and how similar classrooms have been. Technology is the same as the old ways “just more shiny,” yet technology still has it effect to allow students to view documents to help tutor. They believe that technology can make it easier for more students to reach the educational lessons.. Helen Petrie. Human Computer Interaction Research Group. University of York. The context. The last 70 years have seen enormous technological advances. Largely due to WWII, Cold War and the space race. John Edmiston. ICCM 2014. Technology: Current Challenges. Information overload. Pornography addiction. The ‘always connected’ youth . People who live their whole life playing video games or who dwell in a virtual reality world. Nicklas Ekebom. Martin Johansson. A company has developed a service which will modify the genetic sequence of the fertilized human embryo. . The . service aims to change disease associated alleles and thereby . [. Intuthuko. ] . The health of young people will improve if they have access to and take up good quality health services.. Technology offers potential to engage young people. . Little is known about their access to and use of technology and whether confidentiality is a concern when communicating via phone or internet on sensitive topics.. . (some of the slides are identical to the science presentation). What is the Science and Technology Fair?. A hands-on science or technology project where you can experience being a . scientist. .. An opportunity for you to .