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Digi TechForum: Looking at Dead & Emerging Technologies

This comprehensive guide explores the intricate relationship between emerging technologies, digital literacy, and evolving educational demands. Highlighting challenges such as budget constraints and the need for enhanced pedagogical approaches, the article features insights on navigating digital environments, utilizing various online resources effectively, and developing essential skills for contemporary learners. With references to Web 2.0 concepts and the significance of leadership amidst technological advancements, it serves as a valuable resource for educators and learners alike.

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Digi TechForum: Looking at Dead & Emerging Technologies

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  1. Digi TechForum: Looking at Dead & Emerging Technologies Darlene Fichter March 21, 2006

  2. Small pieces loosely joined

  3. By now … Next … Tim 0’Reilly – What is Web 2.0?http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html

  4. I am a rock I am an island Your space My space Theme Songs ? So happy together Photo: thoth92Some rights reserved. Together

  5. How does “it” feel?

  6. Finding Journal Articles #1. Go to Library home page #2. Where is the link to online articles? #3. Guess which link to click to find articles #4. 350 databases in an A-Z list “What were they thinking?” #5. “Which one should I try? What does this stuff mean? ABI/INFORM Global, Academic Search Premier,  ASABE Technical Library” #6. “I have no idea what database to pick.” #7. “Where is ERIC– I’ve used that before.” #8. Pick an article database that might have my topic but does it have “online articles”? #9. Enter some keywords. #10. Cross fingers, feel lucky. #11. No results aaargh! OR 1000 results … #12. “Why can’t I limit to scholarly?” #13. Sift through the results one by one. #14. Here’s an article that could work!  #15. Start clicking on “Find It” – “aarrgh” no full text #16. Try again – Yes - an article that could work! #17. If lucky, repeat #9-#11till done. #18. Otherwise,repeat #4 to #11 till done. Need an article? Supertramp’s Take the Long Way Home

  7. Need a article? I’ll just Google it! Maybe my buddy will IM me his.

  8. In the midst of Tech Storm The only safe ship in a storm is leadership. • Faye Wattleton

  9. Tech Storms Emerging Technologies Escalating Demands Erased Budgets Enhanced Services The Perfect E-Storm: Emerging Technology, Enormous Learner Demands, Enhanced Pedagogy, and Erased Budgets – Curtis Bonk

  10. If don’t look, it’ll go away! Photo: Spartacus007Some rights reserved.

  11. You Can’t Control My Mind! http://eclectech.co.uk/mindcontrol.php

  12. I’ll Just Watch from over Here, Thanks! Photo: EggybirdSome rights reserved

  13. Embrace it! - Digital Native Photo: DavidDMuirSome rights reserved Stabilo BossSome Rights Reserved

  14. Survival Tips Librarian 2.0

  15. New Competencies* • Digital read/write participants skills: write daily, read, vary diet, test, draw, record, summarize 2. Learning with others(sociality of everything we do) skills: listen, filter, search, tag, annotate, … Nancy “Snow” White: Seven Competencies of Online Interaction Presentation at Northern Voice Blogging Conference, www.archive.org/details/ConferencePresentation

  16. 3. Facilitatorsfor relationships, reputation, presence, flow skills: art of convening conversations, connectors, networkers … 4. Intercultural Antennae skills:learn to speak and listen outside of your default culture

  17. 5. Tolerance for Ambiguity skills: feel ok with “not in control”, not knowing but move forward w/o certainty … we need to improvise 6.Learn the tools skills: play more, experiential learning, observe, interact 7. Self-Awareness

  18. Remix (inspired by Michael Casey and Michael Stephens) Hetemeel.com http://www.hetemeel.com/einsteinform.php

  19. Thanks • Darlene Fichter • http://library.usask.ca/~fichter • darlene.fichter@usask.ca • MSN: darlene.fichter@usask.ca • AIM: darlenefichter

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