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Technology does not replace people – it enables people; it only replace people when they do not know how to wield it.

Hi,
Big topic.
Check this out.

http://computerkiddoswiki.pbworks.com/Web-20-Browser-Tools

Your absolutely right. technology enables: unfortunately schools don’t recognise this. Most churn out electronic text books: not very creative.

These web sites will take you to opportunities to let students be creative.

Good luck.

Plan for educational technology session.
Clare’s students

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educational technology was just about technology that can better a classroom and help students to gain information in new ways. It also helps teachers with developing their understanding of newer times.

A Conversation with:
Aneesh Chopra
Chief Technology Officer & Associate Director for Technology Office of Science & technology Policy, Executive Office of the President
Jim Shelton
Assistant Deputy Secretary, Office of Innovation and Improvement, U.S. Department of education

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What sorts of other fields could you later on get a Bachelors in after doing it? My ultimate goal would be to become a physician assistant, anyone know how I could do this? I know some programs require a Bachelors in some science degree, would a Bachelors in sonography do?

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comment on hardware,software ,system analysis approach of educational technology?????

includes all components of informational technology used in the delivery of educational materials.

Following the hearing regarding the Future of Learning: How technology is Transforming Public Schools, some Members of the committee and the public visited a showcase of educational technology.

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Architectures for Educational Technology Systems
Computer-Mediated Communication
Cooperative/Collaborative Learning and Environments
Cultural Issues in educational System development
Didactic/Pedagogical Issues and teaching/Learning strategies
Distance Education/Learning
Distance Learning Systems
Distributed Learning Environments
Educational Multimedia
Evaluation
Human-Computer Interface (HCI) Issues
Hypermedia Systems/Applications
Intelligent Learning/Tutoring Environments
Interactive Learning Environments
Learning by Doing
Methodologies for Development of Educational Technology Systems
Multimedia Systems/Applications
Network-Based Learning Environments
Online Education
Simulations for Learning
Web Based Instruction/Training
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Secretary Arne Duncan announced the draft National educational technology Plan. He noted that it is a draft. We are open to your comments, he said. Tell us about how technology has changed your school or classroom. The Secretary invited comments, videos, and links to examples of how technology is changing and improving education.

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So I am looking at the degree program below. While I know it is not a teaching license (which I will be working on soon). I was wondering if this program will benefit me in the state of North Carolina. Anyone completed this program? Any thoughts or suggestions would be wonderful!

http://www.devry.edu/programs/educational_technology/about.jsp

I am just not sure if this will help me in the end. I have a BA in History and am looking at teaching, but I am also looking at teaching Technology classes as well, so I am unsure if this is something that would be useful in the end…

How do school systems look at degrees from Universities such as DeVry?

Check out the school. See if there accredited, look at other schools with the same program. I’m in NC and I go to school on line and I’m not sure if my schoo offers that degree, but you should take a look. www.aiuoline.com