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  1. Foundation Course – II Represents HOW DOES TECHNOLOGY HEL P US IN DAY TO DAY L I FE…
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  3. Where are we heading? What is Technology? First inventors Advantages & Disadvantages Affects and Impacts of Technology on Lives
  4. TECHNOLOGY The word technology comes from the Greek words techne which means “craft” and logy which means “scientific study of.” So technology means the “scientific study of craft.” Craft in this case, means any method or invention that allow humans to control or adapt to their environment.
  5. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF TECHNOLOGY
  6. Makes Life Easier Leads Fewer Mistakes Saves Time
  7. Makes Life Easier Reduce Distance Provide Information Communication
  8. Leads Fewer Mistakes
  9. Saves Time
  10. Cause To Lose Jobs Makes People Lazy Reduces Face To Face Communication
  11. Makes People To Lose Their Jobs
  12. Affecting Health… 
  13. Makes People Lazy
  14. Reduces Face To Face Communication
  15. Technology in Your Life Computers and You Now You Will See  How technology affects your everyday life  How technology is used at home, school, and work
  16. Technology in Your Life Computers and You Technology in Our Lives Since ancient times, people have been using science to solve practical problems. In the last 50 years, technology—especially computer technology—has changed the way we:  work  play  communicate In fact many times when computers are not working, it can become difficult to do everyday tasks!
  17. Computers and You Technology in Our Lives How Do I Use Technology? Technology often works behind the scenes. You might not know that computers: Technology in Your Life  Keep track of the books in your school library  Predict the weather  Dispense money from ATMs  Monitor hospital patients  Make cars safer to drive The “brain” of every computerized device is a small but powerful chip called a microprocessor, or microchip.
  18. Technology in Your Life Computers and You Technology and You Technology is constantly changing. It is important to keep up with how technology is used at school, at home, and at work. How Is Technology Used at School? At school, computers can help you:  Find books in the library  Research a topic  Record or organize information  Write a report  Deliver a class presentation
  19. Technology in Your Life Computers and You Technology and You How Is Technology Used at Home? At home, many systems and appliances are computerized. Among these, personal computers are especially useful because they let you:  Communicate with friends and family  Find information  Listen to music and watch movies  Play games
  20. Technology in Your Life Computers and You Technology and You How Is Technology Used at Work? At work, technology is everywhere! Computers are used to do these and many other tasks:  Create documents  Maintain schedules  Place orders and track sales  Track products and workers These days, many people telecommute rather than work in an office.
  21. • Fiber-optic technology is a method of transmitting information from one place to another by sending pulses of light through an optical fiber. The light forms an electromagnetic carrier wave that is modulated to carry information. • communications in core networks in the developed world. Because of its advantages over electrical transmission, optical fibers have largely replaced copper wire 25
  22. more than any other invention, computer technology is still evolving, which means that it continues to impact society in new ways  the first electronic computers made significant contributions in the 1940’s ▪ COLOSSUS – used for code breaking in World War II ▪ ENIAC – performed calculations and simulations that led to the development of nuclear technology and Cold War science  currently, we live in an "information economy", with computers central to business and innovation 27 technology has become so pervasive in daily life, it is difficult to imagine life without it e.g., monetary transactions  cash is frequently being replaced with credit or debit cards  computerized banking networks enable the immediate electronic transfer of funds  ATM machines allow people to access their money around the clock from any location  all this has discouraged traditional theft, but has inspired new forms of illegal activity
  23. Computers in Everyday Tasks  modern life also depends on thousands of less obvious, hidden computer applications  embedded processors are computer chips that are built into appliances and machinery to control their workings  they account for more than 90% of all computer processors  the average U.S. home contains 50 to 100 embedded processors in ovens, television remote controls, cordless phones, automatic thermostats, …  automobiles employ embedded processors to control a wide variety of components 28
  24. Internet/Web for Information • traditional media have approached the Internet in a variety of ways • some provide limited services online for free • e.g., cnn.com, weather.com • others provide full services with a fee • e.g., Encyclopedia Britannica sells access over the Web 29 • independent media organizations have utilized the Web to present stories and opinions that might not otherwise reach a mainstream audience
  25. Internet/Web for Information the majority of Web pages are unique resources created by individuals and private organizations 30 you can find Web content on virtually any topic to help navigate the vast sea of information, search engines automatically catalog Web pages and allow users to search for data by topic or keywords
  26. Internet/Web for Communication 31 many users were originally drawn to the Internet by the availability of electronic mail and newsgroups  in 2002, 93% of all Internet users communicated via email 31 billion email messages were sent and received each day  the number of emails is expected to reach 60 billion by 2006 Internet Service Providers (ISPs) manage email accounts with other services  e.g., AOL, msn, Microsoft Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail  programs such as Microsoft Outlook provide an intuitive user interface for sending and receiving email messages
  27. 32 INTERNET/WEB FOR COMMERCE Another popular function of the web is to facilitate electronic commerce or e-commerce. Online shopping has numerous advantages for customers.  You can make purchases from home.  It is easy to comparision shops.  Amazon.com: $3.93 billion in sales in 2002
  28. Society • Society can be defined as a group, large or small, of people in a particular place and time who are linked by common goals and interests. • Society is affected greatly by both science and technology. • How will society be affected by the scientific and technological ideas of airplanes we just discussed?
  29. People can travel long distances in a short period of time. Society will want to know the airplane is safe before they use it. Laws and standards will help ensure people’s safety.
  30. Science and technology have many impacts, both positive and negative, on the environment. How will the environment be affected by the scientific and technological ideas of airplanes we just discussed?
  31. Affects on the Environment O Increased pollution O Increased use of fuel O As humans travel globally they carry and spread disease from one area of the world to another. O Ecosystems destroyed to build runways. O Affects of pesticides on organisms other than the crops sprayed.
  32. TECHNOLOGY: You will need it…
  33. Conclusion  The importance and uses of technology in all walks of life is evident on going through the previous passages in this project. It is an inevitable device in the present day life and having unimaginable uses and potential. It not only saves time but opens tremendous possibilities and leads to a wonderful world of utilities and conveniences. Let us wait for further magic of technology.
  34. Bibliography Wikipedia http://www.mcrel.org/topics/EducationalTechnology/products/236/ http://caret.iste.org/caretadmin/news_documents/StudentLearning.pdf http://www.mdredsolutions.com/pdfs/ADS08_intro.pdf http://www.rcet.org/research/ATT-OLN/Yong-Ma-Turner-Final.pdf
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