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Technology has really made our means of communication easier and comfortable for people.

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10 things I love about technology is showing that technology have evolved over time.

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I read the technology and society article (airplaine picture) , i find amazing the idea of how transportation have change about technology. The fact that we can be in Another country in a matter of only a couple of ours

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The "Survey: Most students...." is a good article of how the technology can help students in education, which is the positive effect of technology.

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Technology and Society is a good article. I like how the author came up with an argument and solved it.

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technology has really improved our means of transportation by the use of airplane for travelling from a country to another

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positive affects technology has on the world show how it hels the education system GO READ IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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" five positive effect of technology " explains alot of modern day technology

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My article was about how students can do a conference with their teachers without leaving where they're at

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The "Turning Head Innovation..." is a good one but I think that there is not really much information in there to show the positive effect of technology.

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The prevalence of technology affects society in so many positive ways, and that includes the education sector. Today's students not only have computers to help them with their schoolwork, they have easy access to research tools while teachers use technology to enhance the impact of their lessons.

If a school's library is outdated or lacking in a selection of titles, a student might find it difficult to compile the necessary research for an essay or research paper. As long as the school has a computer lab, students are able to use the internet and digital encyclopedias to obtain the research they need. While students should be wary of the legitimacy of some of the content they read online, many schools use software like the Encyclopedia Britannica to help students do research.

When schools in different parts of the state, country or world connect, students can "meet" their counterparts through video conferencing without leaving the classroom. Some sites, such as Glovico, are used to help students learn foreign languages online by pairing a group of students with a teacher from another country.

In younger grades, teachers expose children to computers through educational games. Instead of playing board games that focus on education, students can learn the basics of spelling, counting and other early educational lessons through computer games that make learning fun. Web-based science and math simulations allow students to learn important concepts with virtual labs. Because many schools have at least one computer in each classroom, the teacher can make that computer a vital part of learning for young students.

In the past, students could take distance or continuing education classes, also called "correspondence courses," at community colleges and universities. After enrolling in a course of this style, a student would receive course documents in the mail and would be required to mail assignments to his teacher at the educational institution. The process could be long and complicated. Thanks to technology, continuing education students can take courses over the Internet at their convenience.

Not every school has the resources and budget to send its students on field trips related to the course of study. When this is the case, the students' education can suffer. But thanks to technology, students can use the internet to virtually attend web seminars ("webinars") put on by museums and other educational institutions. NASA, for instance, offers a program that allows students to talk to astronauts in space.

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The article "10 Things I love About Technology" is a great article and points out some really good details.

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Having technology helps our brain

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Technology helps us in the science world

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Our technological advances on the medicine field are something Amazing

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interesting articles about technology.

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Five positives effects of technology is a good post  talks about research globalization and distance education the article is good☺️

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Great things to say about technology in hospitals.

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"The positive impact of technology" is showing that technology has given new life to this generation including better ways to communicate with others and etc

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The prevalence of technology affects society in so many positive ways, and that includes the education sector. Today's students not only have computers to help them with their schoolwork, they have easy access to research tools while teachers use technology to enhance the impact of their lessons.

If a school's library is outdated or lacking in a selection of titles, a student might find it difficult to compile the necessary research for an essay or research paper. As long as the school has a computer lab, students are able to use the internet and digital encyclopedias to obtain the research they need. While students should be wary of the legitimacy of some of the content they read online, many schools use software like the Encyclopedia Britannica to help students do research.

When schools in different parts of the state, country or world connect, students can "meet" their counterparts through video conferencing without leaving the classroom. Some sites, such as Glovico, are used to help students learn foreign languages online by pairing a group of students with a teacher from another country.

In younger grades, teachers expose children to computers through educational games. Instead of playing board games that focus on education, students can learn the basics of spelling, counting and other early educational lessons through computer games that make learning fun. Web-based science and math simulations allow students to learn important concepts with virtual labs. Because many schools have at least one computer in each classroom, the teacher can make that computer a vital part of learning for young students.

In the past, students could take distance or continuing education classes, also called "correspondence courses," at community colleges and universities. After enrolling in a course of this style, a student would receive course documents in the mail and would be required to mail assignments to his teacher at the educational institution. The process could be long and complicated. Thanks to technology, continuing education students can take courses over the Internet at their convenience.

Not every school has the resources and budget to send its students on field trips related to the course of study. When this is the case, the students' education can suffer. But thanks to technology, students can use the internet to virtually attend web seminars ("webinars") put on by museums and other educational institutions. NASA, for instance, offers a program that allows students to talk to astronauts in space.

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The prevalence of technology affects society in so many positive ways, and that includes the education sector. Today's students not only have computers to help them with their schoolwork, they have easy access to research tools while teachers use technology to enhance the impact of their lessons.

If a school's library is outdated or lacking in a selection of titles, a student might find it difficult to compile the necessary research for an essay or research paper. As long as the school has a computer lab, students are able to use the internet and digital encyclopedias to obtain the research they need. While students should be wary of the legitimacy of some of the content they read online, many schools use software like the Encyclopedia Britannica to help students do research.

When schools in different parts of the state, country or world connect, students can "meet" their counterparts through video conferencing without leaving the classroom. Some sites, such as Glovico, are used to help students learn foreign languages online by pairing a group of students with a teacher from another country.

In younger grades, teachers expose children to computers through educational games. Instead of playing board games that focus on education, students can learn the basics of spelling, counting and other early educational lessons through computer games that make learning fun. Web-based science and math simulations allow students to learn important concepts with virtual labs. Because many schools have at least one computer in each classroom, the teacher can make that computer a vital part of learning for young students.

In the past, students could take distance or continuing education classes, also called "correspondence courses," at community colleges and universities. After enrolling in a course of this style, a student would receive course documents in the mail and would be required to mail assignments to his teacher at the educational institution. The process could be long and complicated. Thanks to technology, continuing education students can take courses over the Internet at their convenience.

Not every school has the resources and budget to send its students on field trips related to the course of study. When this is the case, the students' education can suffer. But thanks to technology, students can use the internet to virtually attend web seminars ("webinars") put on by museums and other educational institutions. NASA, for instance, offers a program that allows students to talk to astronauts in space.

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These 5 Facts Explain How Technology Is Shaping Our World

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5 facts that explain how technology affects inequality, climate, education, health and security

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We're in the middle of exploring how the church can respond to today's technological advances. Today we want to look at the positive changes being brought about by technology.

Opportunities for Connection

We should not miss the opportunities to help people connect with one another using technology. It's true that new communication methods are useful for people with ill-intent, but the general trendline is that freer communication for more people is a positive thing. It's no accident that tyrants want to control access to information.

Democratized, ubiquitous access to the digital network creates more education and employment opportunities for individuals and businesses. The best quality schooling is available to more people. Businesses can serve more potential customers.

There is a strong place for human touch and experience alongside the robots and the algorithms. Robotic surgery will become commonplace. Indeed, wouldn't you rather be operated on by a robot who performed thousands of successful surgeries than a new surgical resident? But we aren't going to be easily comforted or assured by an algorithm. The synthesized voice smoothly saying, "There, there, you'll be better soon" falls short of an authentically human connection. This is where person-to-person touch becomes important. There will be many "bedside manner" opportunities in the future economy.

Positive Changes in Devices

Technology becomes cheaper and therefore more accessible to more people. In 2015 an iPhone had superior capability to sixteen different devices in 1990 that would have cost over $10,000 at Radio Shack.

Devices become smaller and use less material. Technical advances improve our ability to recycle and repurpose materials. We reduce waste.

Medical advances to minimize chronic pain, cancers, and neurological degeneration will be welcomed, along with replacement organs. Prosthetic limbs can be more advanced. Improved sensors help us detect problems sooner. Remote robotic surgery will save lives. Algorithms have already been developed which can diagnose tumors using scanning technology at least as well as specialists, and they're improving fast.[2] We might see nanotechnology complementing our immune system to repair tissues. We'll increasingly face questions about the ethics of augmenting human potential through design (different than treating medical problems). The twin pillars of imageo dei and "love one another as I have loved you" (John 15:12) will become our guardrails to help us recognize situations where technology advances lose sight of the spiritual significance of people.

Opportunities for Jobs and Trade

Demographics will also influence the speed of technology adoption. Most of the developed world is aging rapidly, and many countries would have a declining population were immigration not counted. It's likely that robotic assistance and algorithms will play a significant role in how we care for our elders. We should also welcome the blessings of people living better as they age, so they can continue to create and serve others. The developing world is much younger, and the need for education and job creation will drive technology adoption.

A friend of mine from Georgia has observed, "In olden times God moved his people around with war, and famine, and pestilence, and plague. Now he gives them new jobs." One of the most significant opportunities of exponential technologies is to give more of God's chosen people to enlarge their sphere of influence through new jobs, in more places, with more people over time. God is still sovereign in his power and influence.

Anthropologists have observed that civilization requires energy sources. Economists have noted that increasing the velocity of trade increases wealth for all. We've seen enormous progress in pulling millions of people out of the worst poverty in the past twenty years, largely thanks to new technologies and businesses.[3] Increased energy availability and trade are the keys to further reducing abject poverty. 300 million people in India do not have electricity. The persistent lack of clean water in Africa and SE Asia is fundamentally an energy problem. Where energy is abundant, good things follow. Energy is necessary for clean water and sanitation, for manufacturing and transporting raw materials and finished goods for trade, and for medicine and education. The digital experience thins out at the edge of abundant energy. Let us as leaders be grateful for technology advances which make energy available more cheaply to more people.

"What about protecting the planet?" That question will surface repeatedly. Christians must be good stewards of Creation; this was the first work project assigned to Adam (Gen. 2:15), and is still an obligation of business leaders today. Affluent people with more technological options have choices which can reduce the impact to the environment. Technology advances are improving solar cell efficiency and battery storage, which are key to a future with less reliance on fossil fuels.[4] In many ways we can become better stewards of our resources precious resources with better tools available in the future.

Next week we'll finally get to the challenges these technological advances pose for Christians.
[1] Tesla Tests Self-Driving Functions With Secret Updates to Its Customers' Cars Over the last 18 months, Tesla's amassed 780 million miles of Model X and S autonomous driving data, and every 10 hours, it gets another million miles' worth. [2] IBM points Watson at medical images to "learn" how to diagnose diseases [3] We've halved the number of people in extreme poverty. [4] The Deal with Solar - the astounding potential of exploiting solar energy through more efficient means.
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The Positive Impact of Technological Advances

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I've been reviewing my technology-related blog posts of late and I've noticed a particular trend that I find troubling: I seem to be a technology doomsayer. The overriding theme I've identified in my own writing about technology is one of skepticism and caution. My posts tend to focus on the problems that technology creates, not on all the wonderful things it has to offer. You might think that I'm a real technology Chicken Little, constantly screaming that the sky is falling.

But the truth is that I am an optimist about new media. I'm constantly on my smartphone, checking email, updating my web site, posting blogs, and using Facebook, LinkedIn, and twitter in my work. So why the bad attitude? Because, though an optimist, I'm also a realist and I see both the good and the bad in how technology impacts our lives. I generally don't see the need to talk about the good things in that technology has to offer; they are, I think, self-evident and overanalyzing the positives detracts from experiencing their joys. And when technology is making our lives better, why question it. The reality is though that there are bad elements to all parts of life and only by examining them can we increase our awareness and understanding of them and, hopefully, find ways to minimize or alleviate them.

So, to start the year (and decade) on a positive technology note, I want to share with you the ten things I love about technology, in no particular order and with no complaints, just to show you how positive I can be:

1. On-line forums: Communities of helpers and givers; expert, anonymous, altruistic.

2. Skype: The next best thing to being there (for work and family).

3. Facebook: Connecting with your past, enriching your present, expanding your future.

4. Smartphones: So much power and versatility in such a little package.

5. Dual monitors: Maximum productivity; everything I need at my visual fingertips.

6. Notebook computers: I'm at my most productive working on airplanes.

7. Bluetooth technology: No wires! How do they do that? And who is this King Bluetooth?

8. Digital cameras: Keep shooting till you get a good one (and all free).

9. Designers and engineers: They just keep coming up with cool stuff.

10. Amateur hackers and developers: They make the cool stuff even cooler.

11. A bonus: That life-changing "next big thing" that someone out there hasn't even thought of yet, but that will be in our hands before we know it.

There you have it, my start-of-a-new-decade burst of optimism about the technologies that will shape our futures (hopefully for the better). What would you add to the list? But don't expect me to be all smiley-face emoticon about technology from now on. My next post will probably be more 2012 than Avatar!

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Technology and human life cannot be separated; society has a cyclical co-dependence on technology. We use technology; depend on technology in our daily life and our needs and demands for technology keep on rising. Humans use technology to travel, to communicate, to , to do and to live in comfort. However, technology has also caused us concerns. Its poor application has resulted in the pollution of the environment and it has also caused a serious threat to our lives and society. This calls for the proper use of technology. The biggest challenge facing people is to determine the type of future we need to have and then create relevant technologies which will simplify the way we do things.

It is impossible to explore how each new advanced technology has impacted our lives and how it will impact the future. Technology impacts the environment, people and the society as a whole. The way we use technology determines if its are positive to the society or negative. For example, ( POSITIVE IMPACT) we can use corn to make ethanol and this ethanol can be used as fuel. Fuel can be used to run machines and cars which will increase the output of manufacturing industries at a lower cost. ( NEGATIVE IMPACT) However, if we decide to shift large quantities of corn to fuel production from food production, humans will be left with no food and this will cause world hunger which even is a worse situation.

Basing on the example above, technology by its self is not harmful to the society, but the way society uses technology to achieve specific goals is what results into negative impacts of technology on the society. Humans need to use energy to process products in factories, to run cars, to light homes and also run technological machines like computers, but the only way we can do this without affecting the environment and society is by shifting from exhaustible energy sources to renewable and inexhaustible sources like Solar / Wind energy.I have listed both positive and negative impacts of technology on our society.

Positive Impacts of Technology on Society

Technology has mechanized agriculture: Modern agricultural technology allows a small number of people to grow vast quantities of food in a short period of time with less input which results into high yields and RIO "return on investment". Through government subsidies, small and medium-sized farmers have managed to acquire plowing, sowing, watering and harvesting machines. The use of technology in agriculture has also resulted in the manufacturing of genetic crops which can grow fast and they can be resistant to many pests and diseases. Also, farmers have access to artificial fertilizers which add value to the soil and boost the growth of their crops and enable them to produce high-quality yields. Farmers in dry areas have been in a position to grow healthy crops, they use advanced water pumps and sprinklers which derive water from rivers to the farms, the all process can be automated to save time. A good example is Egypt, this is a desert country which receives little rain, but small and big farmers have used automated sprinklers to irrigate their farms. In Egypt, they grow a lot of rice, yet this crop needs sufficient water to grow well. The water is pumped from River Nile to the rice fields on a daily basis.

Technology has improved transportation: Transportation is one of the basic areas of technological activity. Both society and businesses have benefited from the new transpiration methods. Transportation provides mobility for people and goods. Transportation, like all other technologies, can be viewed as a system. It is a series of parts that are interrelated. These parts all work together to meet a certain goal. Transportation uses vehicles, trains, airplanes, motorbikes, people, roads, energy, information, materials, finance and time. All these parts I have mentioned work together to move and relocate people and goods. Technology has helped in advancing all the four types of transportation and these include ; (1) road transport used by automobiles ,(2) air transport which is used by airplanes , (3)water transportation which is used by ships and speed boats and (4) space transportation used to go to the moon. The most used of all these is Road transportation, this one facilitates the movement of goods and people. Technologies like automobiles, buses, and trucks have improved the way humans move and how they transport their goods from place to another. Also, developing countries are getting funds from wealthy countries to improve their road transport which has resulted in the development of rural remote areas.

Technology has improved communication: Communication is used for a number of purposes. Both society and organizations depend on communication to transfer information. People use technology to communicate with each other. Electronic media like radios, televisions, internet, social media have improved the way we exchange ideas which can develop our societies. In many countries, radios and televisions are used to voice the concerns of the society, they organize live forums where the community can contribute through mobile phones or text service systems like tweeter. During political elections, leaders use radio, television and internet media to reach the people they want to serve. A good example is the recent presidential election in the USA, "President Barak Obama " has embraced the communication technology to reach and voice out his concerns towards the development of America. Communication technologies like Televisions, radios, and internet can be used to persuade, entertain and inform the society. Small businesses have also used the internet and mobile communication technology to grow and improve their customer service. Learn more about Communication Technology here >>>

Technology has improved and learning process: Education is the backbone of every economy. People need well and organized educational infrastructures so that they can learn how to interpret information. Many schools have started integrating educational technologies in their schools with a great aim of improving the way students learn. Technologies like smart whiteboards, computers, mobile phones, iPads, projectors, and internet are being used in classrooms to boost students moral to learn. Visual education is becoming more popular and it has proved to be the best method of learning in many subjects like mathematics, physics, biology, geography, economics and much more. The business community has invested money in various educational technologies which can be used by both teachers and their students. For example, on iTunes, you will find many educational applications which can allow students and teachers exchange academic information at any time, this has made learning mobile. Also, programs like Long distance learning have opened boundaries too so many scholars around the world.

Negative Impacts of Technology on Society

The more demand for new technologies and advancement of current technologies, the more pressure we put on earth's natural resources. Look at the total number of mobile phones and computers being manufactured today, our population is increasing every day and all these billion consumers demand either a mobile phone or a computer in their homes or offices. This is good news for the manufactures, like Apple or Samsung, the demand for their gadgets is high, but to sustain this demand, they have to exploit Mother Nature for resources like aluminum, once these resources are extracted from the earth plates, they will never return back because it took them a billion years to mature. That means that at one time, we shall be left with no natural resource which can be a problem to the future generation and economy. Likewise, the intensive farming practices will deplete the soil. This makes heavy applications of commercial fertilizers necessary to yield healthy harvests, but also these fertilizers have chemicals which are dangerous to the soil and human lives.

Technology has helped us live longer by improving health facilities and aiding in the research for solutions for most health problems which affect humans. This is good news for developed countries but is bad news for developing countries which have not been in a position to access these health care benefits brought by technology. In developed countries population growth is controlled by advanced birth control methods, this has helped them balance their population in relation to natural resources and other opportunities which come with a planned population. This is different in developing countries, the rate at which people produce is very high, the mortality rate is high, food is scarce and health care is poor.

Pollution affects the land we grow crops on, the water we drink and the air we breathe. The increased demand for new technologies and advancement of technologies has resulted in many manufacturing and processing factories. As they work so hard to create the best technologies for both society and business, they release harmful chemicals and gasses which have polluted our environment and this has resulted in climate changes (global warming). So the more technology we enjoy, the more we harm our environment. Experts have tried to implement ways of reducing this impact by encouraging factories to go green, to a small extent, this has been achieved through the development of green technologies like; green cars, green computers, but a great effort is still needed to reduce the pollution of the air and the earth.

Serious research has been undertaken to publish this content, so you're in the right place. I love technology, I believe embracing its potential for personal, business or educational advancement will pave the way forward for us all. We've all heard "knowledge is power", with this website I hope, to some degree, to empower you!

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Research

Survey: Most Students Say Technology Boosts Academic Success

Three out of four college and university students think technology has had a positive impact on their academic success, according to a recent survey. Their preferred tech tools are laptops and smartphones, and they look to their institutions to provide the software applications and resources they need. And most are satisfied with the variety of IT resources available to them.

Those findings and more came out of a SurveyMonkey Audience study of 601 U.S. adults ages 18-44 who are currently enrolled as students in two-year, four-year or graduate school programs. The survey was conducted from Sept. 9-11, 2017; respondents came from an online SurveyMonkey Contribute panel of people who volunteer to complete SurveyMonkey surveys each month in return for charitable incentives.

The survey revealed a wealth of insights into students' use of computing devices, attitude toward technology and awareness of campus resources.

Students and Their Devices

More than half (54 percent) of students surveyed bring at least two internet-connected devices with them to campus. Another 22 percent bring three to four devices.

Nearly all students (92 percent) use smartphones on campus; 72 percent use laptops, 23 percent use tablets. Notably, 53 percent of respondents took the survey on a mobile device (iOS or Android phone/tablet).

Forty-two percent of students are very satisfied or somewhat satisfied with the support their school provides for mobile devices, although 26 percent have never sought institutional IT support for their smartphone or tablet. In general, nearly a quarter of students (22 percent) said they never utilize IT support or the help desk at their school. Sixty-nine percent go to IT for help rarely or occasionally, while 8 percent get support frequently or very often.

Tech and Student Success

The majority of students (66 percent) said their overall technology experience at school has been excellent or good. What's more, most students (75 percent) said technology has had a significantly positive or positive impact on their academic success. Just 3 percent said the opposite.

When students were asked what technology issues have a negative impact on their academic success, they most frequently cited connectivity issues and internet access on campus. About one in five students (21 percent) rate their school's wireless network coverage as merely "fair or poor." (Fifty-five called the WiFi good or excellent.)

Out of all students who bring at least two devices with them to campus, 76 percent said their laptops contribute most to their academic success; 40 percent thought their smartphones were most important to their studies. Only 12 percent cited tablets, and 9 percent cited desktop computers.

However, 24 percent of students said laptops are banned from one or more of their classes, while 38 percent are restricted from using smartphones.

Students think software makes a difference too: Having "the right software applications" offered in school improves the quality of student work (cited by 67 percent of respondents), increases student productivity (66 percent), facilitates student collaboration (48 percent) and aids collaboration with faculty (39 percent). Eighty percent of students feel their school has provided all the software they need to be successful.

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Design in prosthetic covers has come a long way in the 19 years since my career in this field began. Through technology and industrial design, amputees have reached a new level of mobility and reclaimed a level of health that was way beyond our wildest dreams even a couple of decades ago. What's next?

Hype about innovation these days is overwhelming. Words like "revolutionary" and "groundbreaking" have become hollow, and it's getting harder to drill through the noise. I've been responsible for some of that noise, however, having led the companies that introduced the first bionic knees and feet to the world, as well as wearable robots that enable people with paralysis to stand and walk.

But innovation isn't always about hardware and software. It can be much more subtle, like our understanding of the human mind and how we perceive others as well as ourselves.

We now have the luxury of considering the whole person and not just the missing limb. We know that our legs and feet are more than tools to walk with and their presence, or lack thereof, also impact our self-esteem and social interactions.

In spite of all the technological progress, today's prosthetic devices "" apparatus with cold metal poles and screws sometimes camouflaged with fake-looking silicone and foam - can't begin to express who we are and our personal sense of style. It's not just that they aren't warm, curvaceous flesh... they're not "you" or "me" either. They're machines.

It turns out that 3D printing and amputees are super compatible; so today we are able to restore warmth and a bit of humanity to those prosthetic limbs with attractive custom-designed accessories that turn heads and engage people in conversation because no two are alike and as original as each individual is.

I think that's innovation on steroids.

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Turning Heads: Innovation in Prosthetics - UNYQ

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Design in prosthetic covers has come a long way in the 19 years since my career in this field began. Through technology and industrial design, amputees have reached a new level of mobility and reclaimed a level of health that was way beyond our wildest dreams even a couple of decades ago.

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Read on for the many ways technology helps families to streamline activities, save time and organize schedules.

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