Technology is the means by which we accomplish something deliberately with the aid of something from our surrounding environment or something we create to carry this task out. This extends beyond the human family – when an otter uses a rock to break open a mollusk, or when a bird constructs a nest, they are making use of technology.
In 2013, it is easy to think of “technology” only in the context of the increasingly multi-pupose smart devices that are becoming more ubiquitous in society, as well as in our schools. It is important to remember that technology takes many forms. In fact, there is a strong argument to be made that language teachers work with one of the most ancient human technologies we have: communicating our thoughts, feelings, needs, and dreams to other people via spoken and written expression.
Language can be extremely simple and unfettered;
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