ch.8 technology

To focus on their work

To avoid criticism and negativity

Because they were too focused on it

Because they did/said/post something inappropriate or offensive

Because their sponsors, companies, teams, or other advisors recommend it.

Not much of a role

A somewhat prominent role

A very important role

Petroglyphs

Warning signs

Digital displays

Written text

The difference in information access

The ability to process digital knowledge

The uneven access to technology based on demographics

The reliance on cell phones for internet access

Treating all students the same

Providing all students with fair opportunities to succeed

Ensuring that all students receive the same resources

Focusing on the highest performing students

Increases attachment

Decreases attachment

No effect

Makes relationships more satisfying

The process of gathering data for improving user experience without storing any personal information.

The process of storing large amounts of data without user consent.

The systematic gathering of information about individuals, often without their knowledge or consent.

Only collecting data through direct user inputs on websites.

Cookie placement

Public Wi-Fi networks

Encrypted emails

VPN services

They must encourage students to provide personal information.

They must consider and control elements of privacy on behalf of students.

They can require students to provide personal information.

They must allow students to share their personal information freely.

Utility Patents

Design Patents

Plant Patents

Evolutionary Model of Technological Change

A product that only affects one company

A service that improves existing methods

A product, service, or process that affects an entire industry

A new trend in music sales

reducing the demand for raw cotton

increasing the time needed to cultivate cotton

reducing the number of slaves needed for growing cotton

increasing the profitability of slavery

People who commit violence are less likely to play violent video games.

People who commit violence are more likely to play violent video games.

There is no correlation between video games and violence.

Violent video games cause people to commit violence.

The sorting process of messages

A form of surveillance

A feminist perspective

Digital communication