When winning doesn't mean getting everything.(SCHOOL LIBRARY TECH IDEAS)

A virtual conference on February I) thIs year, sponsored by the International Society for Technology in Education, brought forth five technological issues predicted to change the way education occurs (http:f/www.eschoolnews. com(201 4/02/ 17/5-tech-trends-620/?J. Of these (big data, augmented realit...

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Published inTeacher librarian (Vancouver) Vol. 41; no. 4; pp. 61 - 62
Main Author Marcoux, Elizabeth "Betty"
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bowie E L Kurdyla Publishing LLC 01.04.2014
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Computer education
Computer Simulation
Conferences (Gatherings)
Education
Educational technology
Learning
Librarians
Library Personnel
Library Science
School libraries
Schools
Semantics
Students
Teaching
Technology application
Technology in education
Washington
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Summary:A virtual conference on February I) thIs year, sponsored by the International Society for Technology in Education, brought forth five technological issues predicted to change the way education occurs (http:f/www.eschoolnews. com(201 4/02/ 17/5-tech-trends-620/?J. Of these (big data, augmented reality, the semantic web, extreme bring-your-owndevice, and transmedia storytelling), many will and are having serious impact on teaching and learning. Learners are finding themselves immersed in the reality of that learning; the web is working hard to become a predictor of needs in learning; students like learning on their own devices, as it helps them customize learning to their needs; and finally, storytelling, while very traditional in its value, is becoming more and more entangled in technology, using all kinds of media to enhance its value to the learner.
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ISSN:1481-1782