Posts Tagged ‘Alize Bhojani’

• 2007-08 Selected Essays

  Date: 2009.04.18 | Category: News, Selected Essays | Response: 0

  The editorial committee of e.g., UW’s online journal of 100-level writing, is pleased to announce the winning essays for 2007-08:

  Technology’s Priceless Value in Education
  Alize Bhojani, Devon Chandler-Brown, Danielle File, and Karlyn Kurokawa

  Picture Frame: An ENGL 121 e-Portfolio (Original e-Portfolio)
  Ainsley Bourque

  Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Inquiry and Report of a Controversy
  Shima Houshyar

• 2007-08 Winner: “Technology’s Priceless Value in Education” by Alize Bhojani, Devon Chandler-Brown, Danielle File, and Karlyn Kurokawa

  Date: 2009.04.17 | Category: Selected Essays | Response: 0

  “Technology’s Priceless Value in Education” by A. Bhojani, D. Chandler-Brown, D. File, and K. Kurokawa PDF

  Introduction

  Technology is becoming increasingly integrated into many aspects of modern American life. It is used at home, in the workplace and is an important resource for facilitating education. The internet has become the locus of basic research for every level of education, ranging from elementary school students to doctoral candidates; it is employed as a means of recording information and is used to provide a venue for alternate means of educating (like the use of student created films or internet-based projects). Therefore, students who do not have an educational environment with access to technology experience fewer ways of learning, which disadvantages them in comparison with those who have the opportunity to utilize technology effectively.

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