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Is There Too Much Emphasis On Technology In Schools?

Posted: November 22, 2011

A few schools in Ohio have shunned computers and other forms of technology, preferring to get back to pencil and paper basics. State policy makers are pushing technology in schools. What do you think? Do schools over-emphasize technology?

Repo Men Use Social Media To Find Cars.

12:00AM
December
29, 2009

In a tough economy, a segment that usually benefits is the vehicle repossession companies. While the repo-men and women still use old-fashioned methods to find cars more and more of them are turning to technology-including social media-to locate them.

Is Technology Too Ubiquitous?

12:00AM
May
26, 2008

A new study indicates that texting – the art of punching truncated words into a cell phone – can actually improve children’s literacy. A British professor says texting encourages kids to use their imaginations to come up with creative abbreviations. WOSU Commentator Elizabeth Martinez, says new technology might encourage some creativity.. but it can stifle social interaction.

Ohio teachers take a look at new classroom technology

12:00AM
November
13, 2007

Teachers from around Ohio will be in Columbus through Wednesday for the annual Capital Conference and Trade Show. Teachers can take part in round tables and attend seminars. Another big attraction is the trade show with new gadgetry and technology offered to teachers and their students.

Route 315 Next Silcon Valley?

Columbus City Council President Matt Habash Unveils Research and Technology Corridor Monday
12:00AM
May 15, 2006

Columbus city, business and academic leaders hope to turn part of the city into a major center for research and technology. The leaders propose to create the Route 315 Research and Technology Corridor.

Farmers try to keep up with technology advances

12:00AM
June
6, 2005

Technology advances have always been a part of farming; after all, the industry has moved from horses and oxen to tractors and combines. But in recent years, technology that once seemed unimaginable is appearing even on small farms.