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Advances in Technology Pave the Path to Actual Learning: Using Blogging as a Learning Tool by Toni Ann Brzeski — August 17, 2015Do you know what the most common electronic device that college student’s possess? According to Joshua Bolkan, a multimedia editor for Campus Technology and The Journal, “85% of college students own laptops while smartphones come in second at 65%”. If technology is becoming a common practice among our students, what are we doing as professors to incorporate it into our classrooms? How can students use technology to reflect on their work? How can instructors use technology as a supplement in reading and writing courses? How can technology be used to deepen our student’s critical thinking skills? These are questions we should be asking ourselves in a world where technology is paving the way to learning. To view the full-text for this article you must be signed-in with the appropropriate membership. Please review your options below:
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- Toni Brzeski
Bronx Community College
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TONI ANN BRZESKI is a lecturer at Bronx Community College.
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