Monday, February 28, 2011

8 Critical Questions Unanswered

  1. Who has the easiest, most consistent access to these resources?
  2. How are educators using technology differently with different populations of students?
  3. Who stands to gain the most economically, politically, and so on—from the growing urgency to technologize schools?
  4. What are the equity and social justice implications of this digital technology growth?
  5. What are the essential components for creating an environment that supports digital equity?
  6. What principles are necessary to move toward digital equity?
  7. How can technology-enhanced curriculum support the goal of greater equity?
  8. What opportunities do people have to use digital technologies in their classrooms and homes?