https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya en-us 2022-11-05 22:04:45 UTC 2025-11-03 06:06:31 UTC hello@padlet.com kendalbenesh https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2391276422 2022-11-20 08:07:35 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2391276422 https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2391650672 2022-11-20 19:52:37 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2391650672 justinejohal https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2393103959 2022-11-21 19:37:48 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2393103959 mrjchenteacher https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2394586876 My basic understanding of 5G is faster speeds and devices being able to connect to other devices easier. In terms of implications for learning and schools, many of the things involved in immersive technology and assistive technology are already possible with our current connectivity. Does the improved speeds and better connectivity justify the cost of installing 5G infrastructure for schools? - Jerry Chen]]> 2022-11-22 18:46:49 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2394586876 https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2396327633 I know that 5G means more connectivity and less saturation, less energy consumption and network delay, more users and incredible speed.
My question is that I am bit worried about how criminals will exploit the technology and how enforcement might always be one step behind.
Thank you,
Seime]]> 2022-11-24 03:53:09 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2396327633 msfung https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2398255373 Similar to Trevor and Jerry's argument (and coming from a less advanced LTE user), it seems there is only a matter of time that a more complex model will be out and those who have invested in 5G will quickly need to reinvest their time, energy and money into new infrastructure. It's hard to keep up and quite frankly, seems wasteful (I'm thinking of how Apple always introduces a new charging adapter which forces customers to buy a newer model). I wonder if there is a way to level out the playing field between these developed countries that have the capacity to deploy 5G and those countries who are still on 2G. - Jocelyn]]> 2022-11-25 20:47:03 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2398255373 https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2398503659 My immediate thoughts about 5G are the questions related to the security and safety of this technology. How secure are these networks when we look at potential safety threats as more and more companies are being targeted with cyber attacks (though you likely won't hear about them on the news). There was major pushback against the Canadian government wanting to allow Chinese company Huawei to build Canada's 5G infrastructure, arguing that it would allow a foreign entity to spy on Canadians. Also, is there any legitimacy to the concerns of Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) related to 5G? (Liana) ]]> 2022-11-26 10:28:30 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2398503659 j_villella https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2398889223 My biggest concern/question is just how important and impactful 5G is for our world. Cellular connectivity started out with large strides as we entered the 3G era. Lately, I have struggled to know just what causes the need for a "number change". I know that the USB standards have been horrendous with this as we moved from USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB 3.1, USB C, and so on. Even with Wi-Fi standards such as Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi 6, and Wi-Fi 6E. In essence, the way we use our devices do not change in a significant way. The USB port still can do the same things as it could before, just faster. For Wi-Fi, the speeds are simply increased. I just am always concerned if we are just being thrown into another marketing scheme to push the latest technology in the quickest way possible. I know the value that improved network connectivity could have and how important it is as we move towards using more connected devices, yet I feel like the technology loses its meaning as we create these revisions that leave older technology behind in such rapid fashion. - Joseph Villella]]> 2022-11-27 06:04:26 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2398889223 emmapindera https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2399048439 So, I am not a teacher in a school... I work in software and technology. This page was very enlightening to me. A concern/question I had, (that will likely be answered on another page of your wonderful OER) is 5G truly going to become a necessity for schools? Although I believe 5G to be an incredible privilege, I have trouble understanding if it will change the K-12 curriculum so completely. How will machines talking to machines change how students learn math, or science, or history? While technology will help industries, is it required in schools/education? Or is it a distraction from learning the theories and reasons behind the technology?
- Emma Pindera]]> 2022-11-27 13:14:45 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2399048439 https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2399810192

I found an interesting article about the environmental impact of 5G that left me wondering wether climate activism might impact the way that 5G is implemented to reduce its potential environmental impact. All new technology is going to have some impact but 5G has many potential environmental benefits as well.]]> 2022-11-28 07:52:35 UTC https://padlet.com/kendalbenesh/yncmv88rob1pjaya/wish/2399810192