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=Welcome to the TEED 2103 Technology and Society Wiki!=


 * The following items should be placed on your wiki page by Friday, December 10, 1:00pm:**


 * -A picture of your bridge - along with description of your design, type of truss chosen, and effectiveness of your design.**


 * -Technological Assessment Paper and PowerPoint Presentation**


 * //*I would strongly suggest taking the time to clean up your wiki-page, double check that the correct documents are placed on your page (be sure to include your name or initials in the title of your documents - for example: do not just upload a document titled 'technological assessment paper'), and include any previous assignments that may have been left off. Be sure that all fonts are consistent and that your page is aesthetically pleasing.//**


 * Coming Soon:**


 * December 2 -** **Technological Assessment Presentations**


 * December 7 -** **Technological Assessment Presentations**


 * December 8 - Razorback Technology Challenge - 7am - 3pm**

This course examines the complex relationships between society, values, and technological development in developed and under-developed nations.

TEED 2103 supports the “Specialty Studies” component of the Scholar-Practitioner model by providing the technology teacher education candidate with knowledge and tools needed to explore the complex relationships between humans, knowledge and skills, and technological development or proliferation. Few elements in our contemporary society are as pervasive as is technology. Technology has often been considered an engine of social change. In this course, students will examine the interface between technology and society. The ability to foresee the social, personal, economic and environmental consequences of technology development and use will be addressed.

This course is designed to provide the candidate with a foundational understanding of the complex relationships between technology, societies, politics, economics, and values.

Textbook: International Technology Education Association's Standards for Technological Literacy: Content for the Study of Technology

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