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2. Technology Wordle
3. Overhead Projector
Very basic and simple form of a projector that teachers use in
classrooms for many years.
Displays and enlarges images onto a screen or wall.
Generally used to enlarge images from worksheet or notes.
Made up of a box with a cooling fan and a bright light with a long
extended arm above it.
4. SMART Interactive Whiteboard
5. SMART Interactive Whiteboard
SMART Interactive whiteboards have taken over the use of overhead
projectors in many school systems.
Streamlines the teaching experiences by enabling teachers to engage
students with interactive lessons while simultaneously accessing
and controlling all of the classroom technology.
Teachers can write in digital ink with their fingers or a pen, as
well as interact with applications and save notes.
6. Obsolete Technology Tetrad
7. Emerging Technology Tetrad
8. Technology Interview
Dr. Mason
District Technology Director
9. How did the school district decide to purchase interactive
whiteboards for all of the schools?
Exactly how many products did the district look at before making a
choice to purchase the boards?
Did the district ever consider getting Promethean Boards?
Whos decision had it been to purchase a SMART board for each
classroom?
Has having the SMART Interactive whiteboard shown growth in
academics?
Do you think there will be another technology that will eventually
make the interactive whiteboard obsolete?
Interview Questionsfor Decision Maker
10. Technology Interview
Mrs. J. Hubbard
2009 2010 Teacher of the Year
11. How long have you been teaching? Subject area?
Before the purchase of the interactive whiteboards were made, did
you use overhead projectors in the classroom?
Upon receiving the SMART board in your classroom, was there
anything specific that you had to do or participate in?
What educational goals does the SMART board help you to meet in
your classroom?
Have you seen a difference in academics with having the interactive
board as opposed to overheads?
Would you recommend the SMART board to other teachers? Why or why
not?
Interview Questionsfor End User
12. Evolutionary Technologies
There are actual causes that aid in the emergence of new
technology. The key principles of evolution were stated as numerous
forces that cause technology to develop as they go through an
evolutionary process as they continue to change (Thornburg,
2008).
13. Evolutionary Technologies
Overhead Projector
SMART board
Interactive whiteboard manufactured by SMART technologies.
The first board was introduced in 1991; now used in classrooms,
lecture halls, group meetings and presentations around the
world.
Boards were manufactured to only interact with 1 person. Now they
can work with 2 people at one time.
In 1945, the U. S. Army used overhead projectors for
training.
In the late 1950s and early 1960s, overhead projectors began to be
used in schools and businesses.
Some think that the first overhead projector used a cellophane roll
over a 9-inch stage that allowed facial characteristics to be
rolled across the stage.
14. Rhymes of History
Rhymes of History are one of the forces that drive the emergence of
technology.
Dr. Thornburg (2008) described a rhyme in history as an affect or
effort of a new development that rekindles something from the
past.
15. Rhymes of History
Overhead Projector
SMART board
The opaque projector is the precursor to the overhead projector. It
operates similar to the old-time camera.
The opaque works by shining a bright light down onto an object or
image. The light reflected off the image is focused with mirrors
and lenses to project the image onto a screen or wall.
Rekindles the overhead projector.
Takes over the computer to become interactive and all students can
see.
Takes over the television. Students can watch television on the
SMART board in the classroom.
16. Disruptive Technologies
Disruptive technologies can cause a change or paradigm shift in
business practices, markets, and even in the lives of individual
consumers.
However, disruptive technologies dont always fully replace the
existing technology because it can adapt and the two technologies
can eventually evolve together.
A disruptive technology is a technological innovation, product, or
service that eventually overturns the existing technology or
product in the market.
17. Disruptive Technologies
SMART board
Has disrupted the use of many technologies once used.
Overhead Projector
Television/ Remote control
Printers
The SMART board has paved a new way of engaging students
interactively.
18. Competition between technologies that come out at the same
time.
The SMART board is in competition with interactive boards from
other companies.
Panaboard (Panasonic), Promethean board,Hitachi FX Duo 77
Starboard, etc.
Increasing Returns
19. Science Fiction
A creative force for emerging technologies.
Science fiction, on the other hand, stretches the imagination to
envision a world that is dramatically different from the one in
which we live.
20. Red Queens
The actual competitiveness between two technologies that leave all
other competitors behind.
As of current, I dont think theres another technology that will
replace the SMART interactive board.
21. Interactive Board Future
I dont foresee the SMART Interactive board being in competition
anytime soon.
However, there will be some technology that will cause the board to
become obsolete.
SMART will also continue to come up with more emerging technology
that will get more interactive each time.
22. References
Laureate Education, Inc. (Producer). (2008). Evolutionary
technologies, featuring Dr. David Thornburg.
Laureate Education, Inc. (Producer). (2008). Six forces that drive
emerging technology, featuring Dr. David Thornburg.
Laureate Education, Inc. (n.d.a). Increasing returns [Podcast]
featuring Dr. David Thornburg.
Laureate Education, Inc. (n.d.b). Red queens [Podcast] featuring
Dr. David Thornburg
SMART. (2010). Smart technologies. Retrieved from
http://www.smarttech.com/us/Solutions/Education+Solutions