We had a blast at the Science Centre! The EPRA gave us a great overview of recycling electronics. Learning to Love the Machine.

Is Unplugging From Technology The Answer? This week our eighth and final blog topic of the year was a quite fitting way to end our class. We have become too dependent on technology and what we really need it to unplug. Were debating on the agree side. And debating against them on the disagree side. She mentioned her discovery about National Day of Unplugging.

Stop, Drop and Unplug? June 22, 2016. This last debate of the class was arguing the fact that we have become too dependent on technology and the fact that we need to unplug.

My adventures in blogging, learning social media, and growing as a student and teacher in our technological 21st century. My name is Elizabeth Therrien, and I am a French Immersion teacher at Campbell Collegiate. Currently, I am teaching Math 9, Social Studies 10, and Social Studies 30.

This is the post excerpt. This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to do with it. My name is Jayme-Lee Lazorko. 1 Comment on Me, Myself and I. This is my 9th class and will be my 3rd with Alec.

As I sit and write this final post reflecting on Kelly. And my course prototype, I am also thinking back to the fall of 2014 when I first started this whole Graduate Studies journey! It is a very bittersweet feeling to know that although I will have my nights and evenings back to spend with my family and extra curricular commitments, I will truly miss the conversations and experiences that these classes have brought with them.

Below is a link to my course profile. As well, here are the links to the creation process of the Hamlet.

In a world so digitally dependent, where our entertainment, work and social relationships are deeply intertwined with technology, the concept of unplugging and walking away from social media and digital technology seems difficult, if not impossible. And provide compelling arguments about why everyone should unplug more often.