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Adopt and Adapt December 6, 2006

Posted by Matthew Woolums in Articles/Videos.
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Edutopia has published a new article by Marc Prensky. This is the same author how coined the phrase ‘digital immigrants’. In this article he reviews the current state of affairs in the use of technology in education. Prensky places the use of technology into three broad catagories: “Old Things in Old Ways”, “Old Things in New Ways”, and “New Things in New Ways”. Please review the whole article here:
http://www.edutopia.org/magazine/ed1article.php?id=art_1423&issue=dec_05#

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