What does this mean?
I found the first video very interesting. I have never seen this video before.
Meaning: I believe that this video means that digital text is constantly changing around the world. At the beginning, creating webpages, blogs or anything of that nature took a lot of studying programming. Today, they already have programs installed to wear you don't have to know html codes to create a blog. To me, i believe this means that more people around the world can create webpages, blogs and many more because of the technology today.
Thoughts: I found this video intriguing. It was very realistic as to how digital text is continuing changing. I would it funny that It showed a yahoo html page that was dated in 1996. Even now, technology has changed drastically from then. I liked how the text was continuously changing. I did find it hard to read at times.
This video really spoke out to me.
Meaning: To me, this video portrays how much technology is used but not used wisely each day. Students are constantly on their computers during class but yet they may not be doing educational things. Students are using physical texts that much anymore. Teachers aren't even having to write on chalk boards or dry erase boards anymore. The technology that we have is allowing for us to use different ways to present the materials to students.
Thoughts: I felt like I could relate a lot to this video. I believe this is how students are feeling today. I know that I have had to buy textbooks for certain classes and never even opened a text book. I also have to say that I am lucky that I went to a small school because I never had to deal with having over 40 people in the classroom.
Meaning: Questions are the key to a good education. We of course need answers to certain questions but we need to keep asking questions. You should ask questions that require students to think. The more question you ask, the more the students are continually thinking about what it is your looking for.
Thoughts: I definitely agree with this. As a teacher, you always want your students to have the correct answers. But if you ask simple yes or no questions or just one answer questions, then the students won't have much of a though process. I believe the more question and deep thinking you pose upon students, then the more they will learn.
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