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Emergi ng an d Future Techno logy Carolyn Bonham -Shears : Dr. David Thornbur g Student# A00141410 [email protected] May 25, 2012
2. Enhance teaching andcollaboration. Provides a larger view of prepared informationObsolete Chalkboardfrom transparency to display imagesOverheadProjectorRetrieves photography Reverse LCD Projectors 3. Displays 3 Dimensional Shapers and live images to the classroom.Enhances learning experiences enablingOverhead projectorInteractive and long distancecollaboration.Digital Projector Retrieves Reverses the holographic photographyprojection 4. Director ofComputerII T 5. Evolutionary TechnologySixRhymes ofForces History Science Fiction 6. Disruptive TechnologyIncreasingSix ForcesReturns Red Queens 7. A technology goes through a predictable, nonlinear process in whichbecomes more powerful overtime(Thornburg,2009) 8. Dual Overhead Digital ProjectorProjectorLate 1950s and early 1960s 1990s to 21st Century in highereducation education 9. The effectsor impact ofa newtechnologyto rekindlesomethingfrom thepast(Thourburg,2009) 10. Higher Education Movie Theater 11. New technologywith samefunctionality of anexistingtechnology, but itfunctions moreefficiently andthen the obsoletesthat technology(Thornburg,2009) 12. Digital Projector Overhead Projector 13. New technology emerges from science based science fiction(Thornburg,2009) 14. http://www.galanteeshow.be/laClip here: Watch the movie ternad.html 15. Two innovationhit the market atabout the sametime. By chanceone technology,but it functionsmore efficientlyand thenobsoletes thattechnology(Thornburg,2009) 16. Huge competition between two technologies; in the process all othercompetitors are left behind (Thornburg,2009) 17. These technologies can make life easier , can let us touch people we might nototherwise (Steve Jobs, 1996) 18. Black eye Peas
