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Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities
Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities has 50 remote-ready activities, which work for either your classroom or remote teaching.
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Hey everyone! My name is Suzanna Preston and I am a sophomore Economics major at Haverford.
The technology I feel makes the biggest impact in my life is my laptop. With my laptop, I feel suddenly connected to so many different parts of my life, which is a very powerful feeling. I can scan through family photos while listening to my favorite new album or videochat with my best friends while looking up recipes using the ingredients I have on hand. I often take the easy access I have to so much through my computer for granted, but when I am computerless for a few days, I immediately realize how reliant I am on this machine to organize my life. Whether it is keeping all of my important dates in a word document or checking up on my friends via facebook, I cannot stay away from my computer for long.
Like MJ mentions in his post, however, a drawback to a technology that allows you to do so much is the reliance it creates. As soon as I get back to my room, the first thing I do is flip open my computer and check on some stuff. I feel lost when I don't have my computer at my fingertips.
I do not actually know all that much about many new technologies, but I would definitely love to explore them throughout this semester!