http://thestormypresent.com/ocean/2008/04/30/on-another-falling-to-technology/ Bursts of Clarity, Illuminated. Thu, 07 May 2009 15:48:24 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://thestormypresent.com/ocean/2008/04/30/on-another-falling-to-technology/comment-page-1/#comment-109 On Computers, Short Cuts and the Silent Training Battles I’ve won | Oceans of Thought Thu, 03 Jul 2008 04:50:34 +0000 http://thestormypresent.com/ocean/2008/04/30/on-another-falling-to-technology/#comment-109 [...] On the True Promise of Technology - Teaching. | Oceans of Thought on On Another Skill Falling to TechnologyOceansOfThought on On Unintended Consequence of a Faulty MemoryFlannelDoormat on On Unintended [...] [...] On the True Promise of Technology – Teaching. | Oceans of Thought on On Another Skill Falling to TechnologyOceansOfThought on On Unintended Consequence of a Faulty MemoryFlannelDoormat on On Unintended [...]

]]> http://thestormypresent.com/ocean/2008/04/30/on-another-falling-to-technology/comment-page-1/#comment-108 On the True Promise of Technology - Teaching. | Oceans of Thought Tue, 01 Jul 2008 07:05:29 +0000 http://thestormypresent.com/ocean/2008/04/30/on-another-falling-to-technology/#comment-108 [...] they are the first in a line of things that teach us, and unveil the promise of  what technology is not taking away , or running amok.  Learning an instrument is hard and many of us don’t have the motivation [...] [...] they are the first in a line of things that teach us, and unveil the promise of  what technology is not taking away , or running amok.  Learning an instrument is hard and many of us don’t have the motivation [...]

]]> http://thestormypresent.com/ocean/2008/04/30/on-another-falling-to-technology/comment-page-1/#comment-70 FlannelDoormat Wed, 30 Apr 2008 15:32:47 +0000 http://thestormypresent.com/ocean/2008/04/30/on-another-falling-to-technology/#comment-70 I rarely (if ever) see a laptop instead of a paper pad at a meeting with engineers, at least among civils. They (we) are notorious for being slow at adapting to new technologies, but the truth is it's much easier a hard copy set of plans, screens aren't practical for displaying the large-scale projects we work on, not at a reasonable scale at least. I rarely (if ever) see a laptop instead of a paper pad at a meeting with engineers, at least among civils. They (we) are notorious for being slow at adapting to new technologies, but the truth is it’s much easier a hard copy set of plans, screens aren’t practical for displaying the large-scale projects we work on, not at a reasonable scale at least.

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