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The outcome of the technology is pre-determined; it works exactly as intended.

There is an absence where man once was.

Technology will be used in a specific way.

Humans are part of technology in the next stage of evolution.

Teaching with technology – 4 perspectives / Femke Morrison / An introduction to digital environments for learning (2020/2021)[SEM2] by blogadmin is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 3.0

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23rd January 2021

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1 reply to “Teaching with technology – 4 perspectives”

pevans2 says:

26th January 2021 at 12:10 pm

Ah, fantastic. I should have read this post before comments on the previous one. THat’s a nice use of images and tag lines for each concept!

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