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THE 24-HOUR CONNECTION: This generation’s students wired in around the clock
There is an increasing lack of face-to-face contact between people these days. Even when communication has occurred all day, time can pass without any real physical contact ever having occured.
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An unplugged weekend in a plugged-in world
For man to survive, he needs only three things: food, water and shelter. Ask anyone nowadays, however, and he will tell you that it is impossible to live without things like the Internet or their cell phone.
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Good manners transcend time and medium
Twitter, Facebook, blogging, Skype, and texting were all nonsensical jargon to us a decade ago, lol, but thanks to social media and the Internet they are now part of our everyday vocabulary.
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Survey questions student-teacher interaction
Recently, The Signal staff and the Communication Association at the University of Houston-Clear Lake concluded a year-long survey to determine how technology has changed the student-teacher interaction in the classroom. Surveys were distributed via the Internet and through print surveys handed out at various campus activities.
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Polite practices replaced by Tech-no etiquette
Move over baby boomers, technology boomers have just about taken over the classroom; which means the University of Houston-Clear Lake is not the university of old. There has been a tremendous shift in the way professors and students conduct themselves in class with the evolution of technology.
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