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Technology has the ability to enhance the learning experience, enabling students and teachers to achieve more than ever before, in terms of both speed and depth

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"Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids working together and motivating them, the teacher is most important."

Bill Gates

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"The technology itself is not transformative. It's the school, the pedagogy, that is transformative." ~ Tanya Byron

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"The technology itself is not transformative. It's the school, the pedagogy, that is transformative." ~ Tanya Byron

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We like this quote because we need to apropiate a good way to use technologies to bring it to the students, so the students could like it and develop new channels to improve their knowledge.

Esquibel, Gabriela

Resina, Fabricio

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“Technology will never replace great teachers, but in the hands of great teachers, it’s transformational.” – George Couros.

This quote is about how teachers and technology are very useful instruments in modern society.

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We like this quote because it has a powerful message to inspire people to believe in themselves and that there are no limits to doing whatever they want.

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Technology in education provides powerful tools that may have many advantages in their usage. It is considered a massive breakthrough in the implementation in our classes for expanding the creativity and making our labor easier and more accessible

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Technology alone isn't going to improve student's achievement. The best combination is great teacher working with technology to engage students in the pursuit of the learning they need.... Paper books will be always the best way to learn.. Pdfs also distract people and doesn't contribute to brain development..

Arne Duncan - US Secretary of Education

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Technology is nothing. The important thing is to have faith in people, that they are good and intelligent. If you give them tools, they will do wonderful things with them.

Steve Jobs

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Director of College & Career Readiness/CTE Director
Sulphur Springs ISD/Sulphur Springs High

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I like this one because it makes us, as teachers, think about the possibilities and advantages that technology can bring in our classrooms if we know how to apply them.

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"Technology will never replace great teachers, but technology in the hands of great teachers is transformational"

George Couros

This quote is too accurate because even if technology replaces teachers it wouldn't be as great , never. The teachers should replace archaic methodologies with technology to change education.

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We like this quote because it involves an author and an area that we like which is communication!

"McLuhan, in Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man (1964), famously defined technology as "extensions of man," meaning that technologies extend the capabilities of the human body and mind."

This phrase tell us that technology is like another arm that we can use for our development as humans.

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I like this quote because I am part of the first generations that grew up as digital natives

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"Technology is a powerful tool to transform education, but it's the heart and mind of the educator that gives it life and purpose".

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"Technology is a powerful tool to transform education, but it's the heart and mind of the educator that gives it life and purpose".

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Technology has a moral value, it depends in the use which a person uses it for.

By Moira, Santiago and Vanesa. 😉

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John Dewey is an American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer.

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This quote gives us food for thought, that's why I like it. How did kids use to learn? How do they learn now?  Do we take this into account when creating lessons?