TechTimes

Issue

01

October
2015

Seven categories of Technologies, Tools, and Strategies.

Consumer
Technologies
3D Video
Drones
Electronic Publishing
Quantified Self
Robotics
Tablet Computing
Telepresence
Wearable Technology

Digital Strategies
Bring Your Own Device
(BYOD)
Flipped Classroom
Location Intelligence
Makerspaces
Preservation/Conservati
on
Technologies

Internet
Technologies

Social Media
Technologies

Cloud Computing
Networked Objects
Semantic
Applications

Crowdsourcing
Online Identity
Social Networks

Enabling
Technologies

Learning
Technologies

Visualization
Technologies

Affective Computing
Electro vibration
Flexible Displays
Machine Learning
Mesh Networks
Mobile Broadband
Natural User
Interfaces
Near Field
Communication
Next-Generation
Batteries
Open Hardware

Adaptive Learning
Technologies
Digital Badges
Learning Analytics
Mobile Learning
Online Learning
Open Licensing
Virtual and Remote
Laboratories

3D Printing
Augmented Reality
Information Visualization
Visual Data Analysis
Volumetric and
Holographic Displays

http://cll.hyms.org.uk/?p=206

A key criterion for the

inclusion of a new
technology
development in this
edition was its
potential relevance to
teaching, learning,
and creative inquiry in
K-12 education.

http://www.vernieuwe
nderwijs.nl/6-trendsvoor-het-onderwijs/

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NMC Horizon Report / 2015

K-12 Edition
10, 2015
Latifah

The 2015 Horizon K12 Project which is a project that applies the process
developed for the New Media Consortium's Horizon Project to identify the
trending and challenging for elementary and secondary schools. It also,
discuss emerging technologies to education. The annual K12 report
which was published in June 2015 discussed emerging technology to K12
education.
The educational technology is going to drive technology planning and
decision-making through the next five years. They are sorted into short
term, which will be adopted in one year. Second, middle term which will
be adopted in two or three years. Finally, long term which will be adopted
in five years.

What is 3D
Printing?
2015, 10
by Latifah

A 3D printer creates a
tangible model using
plastics flexible
materials. 3d printing is
a process of making
three dimensional solid
objects from a digital
file. First, the printing
process starts with
making a virtual design
of the object that will
print. The virtual design
is mad by using
Computer Aided
Design.

What is
Wireless
Power?
2015,10
By Latifah

Wireless power is an energy transfer from a power source to an

electrical load without interconnecting wires to charge a batteries.
Wireless power is useful technology when interconnecting wires are
inconvenient or impossible. The wireless technology is now in the
market place. For, example Powermat (wireless power in the market
now) which can charge three devices at one time. Wireless power
can be used in the classroom to allow the user to move anywhere.

What is Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)?

What Googles virtual field trips look like

in the classroom
2015, 10 By Latifah

A virtual field trips give students in the

classroom an opportunity to explore and see
places or thigs that are not normally seen in the
classroom. Hector Camacho allowed his high
school students to explore the New York Stock

Exchange, Federal Reserve banks, and the

Treasury Building in the classroom

http://www.eschoolnews.com/2015/07/23/googleexpeditions-class-599/

the virtual field trips. By using virtual field trips the

teacher save time and money that will spend in
transportation and food.

http://www.delhidailynews.com/news/NewOculus-Rift-VR-headset--Expect-loads-of-fun-

Google Expeditions are field trips

with a virtual reality twist
2015, 10
By Latifah

Bring your own device (BYOD) , also called BYOT ( bring your own
technology) which means allowing people to bring their own smart phone,
tablet, or laptop to the classroom. A company has observed their
employee who bring their own devices has been increasing. When the
companies allow their employees to bring their own devices, they found
that up to five million hours of productivity gains. A 2013 Cisco Partner
Network Study found that BYOD practices is increasing in education and
over 95% of educators surveyed responded that they use their own device
for work purposes.

The catch? Students were plugged into

Googles latest virtual reality creation
Expeditions, which creates immersive,
360-degree tours out of a cardboard
viewer and a smartphone.