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EDTC 6103 Module 4: ISTE 4 Digital Citizen (New Literacies for Digital…

- - - - defends the idea that technological development itself has created social changes because technology has such a revolutionary power
        
        This might be what I believe...
    - - This view perceives the concept of need as the driving force behind all technological developments because new technologies are created as solutions to problems which are based on needs.
    - - emphasize the effect of technology on people
  - - - This seems like the place that an informed and inspired educator can aid understanding of digital literacies, participation and democratic citizenship.
- - - - There are growing numbers of students who routinely expect their school computers to be old, connectivity to be slow, networks to be unstable, and their teachers’ knowledge and confidence to be significantly less than their own.
  - - - The way in which preservice teachers reacted to the ICT Program of Studies and building web pages is much like the reaction of many class room teachers and faculty members when they grapple with how to integrate technology and the curriculum.
      - While where you are will change with experience and the acquisition of skills and knowledge, there will always be new skills, new knowledge, and new starting places for us all.
      - It is also the way that experienced technology users venture into an area that is unfamiliar to them.
      - Because the field is changing so quickly, everyone is in some sense a beginner. And everyone has exactly the same starting placewhere they are, at the moment.
  - - - While asking teacher to do so in a responsible and ethical way with technology