Questions from the Articles

 TPACK:

1. What is the difference between hardware and software?

2. Why don't people create technology specifically for teaching? Is it even possible?

Net Generation:

1. Why is it not common for teachers/ professors to continue to learn about and become immersed in technology that they may use in their institutions and/ or classrooms? 

2. Is there a way to implement or create something so teachers and professors can stay up to date on new technologies, how to use them and how they can be beneficial to their classroom?

Teaching and Technology:

1. Why does this author make it seem like robots are going to take over the world? Like why does she seem so hyperbolic about the potential issues technology implementation may cause?

2. Why does this author seem to think technology could have such a negative affect on women in particular? Is there any indication that women wouldn't be able to handle technology implementation?

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