Pogue, D. (2017). 10 top time-saving tech tips. Ted.com. Retrieved 1 April 2017, from https://www.ted.com/talks/david_pogue_10_top_time_saving_tech_tips?utm_source=tedcomshare&utm_medium=r
Summary
Pogue
quickly shows viewers some ways to save time with technological shortcuts or
tips in his 5 minute TED Talk. In the
beginning he discusses how we need time, lessons, and certificates for anything
important, i.e. driver’s license, marriage certificates. However, one thing that is just as important,
but instead is simply handed to you, is technology. Everyone is given technology devices and
expected to figure out how to use them on their own. Many people, including young students who
have had devices with them since they were young, do not know how to most effectively
use them. So would it be appropriate for
citizens to take technology more seriously and require technology classes or licenses?
Reflect…"What is one time saving tech - nique
you have found or learned"
All of the time-saving tech tips were very helpful. I
think it would be very beneficial for my middle grade students to watch the
video and learn these techniques since most of them have very poor skills for
using computers and devices. From this
TED Talk, some time-saving tips that I learned included using the space bar and
shift button to scroll on web pages, using Google for unit conversions, and the
black and white out screen for presentations.
Another tip that I like to use which was not included in the
presentation is ctrl + c for copy and ctrl +v for paste. When I help students with their work, using
this instead of a mouse pad helps save a considerable amount of time.
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