This blog really made me think about today's technology. I'd never really thought about whether it's ok to NOT be computer savvy. You either ARE or NOT. After reading Karl Fisch's perspective, I totally see how important it is for teachers, in particular, to not only use a computer, but to also stayed informed of technology advancements. There's simply NO EXCUSE for not being able to utilize a computer!Fisch's comments are pretty brutal, but right on the money! "I'm not good with computers," is no longer acceptable. Sorry. If you can't keep up with the
big dogs, you'd better stay on the porch ... and TURN IN YOUR PINK SLIP!
big dogs, you'd better stay on the porch ... and TURN IN YOUR PINK SLIP!As a parent, I have always put teachers at the absolute top of my "respect list". After all, they are responsible for educating our FUTURE! If educators refuse to learn and adapt, what type of message are they portraying to students? In today's times, if you aren't familiar with a computer, then it's the same as saying you aren't familiar with using a pencil! Pencils and computers are on the same level.
In my opini
on, those who aren't computer savvy are actually intimidated by the computer. They shouldn't be. Personally, my favorite "button" is UNDO. I use that one frequently. I would be lost without good ole UNDO.
on, those who aren't computer savvy are actually intimidated by the computer. They shouldn't be. Personally, my favorite "button" is UNDO. I use that one frequently. I would be lost without good ole UNDO.Today's technology is an asset to educators. They should take advantage of what there is to offer and incorporate every possible avenue into their lesson plans.
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