This document presents and debunks 10 common myths or misconceptions about education, technology, and learning in the digital age. Some of the myths addressed include that games only teach violence, young people don't read anymore, multitasking ability has increased with technology, and that there is a single definition of "21st century skills." The document is presented by Dr. Elke Höfler at the University of Graz and provides references for further debunking of each myth on her website.

1. (10+1) Mythen
Wie sie unser Handeln beeinflussen
ICM & Beyond 2020
Universität Graz
Dr. Elke Höfler
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2. You Learn Nothing from
Games Other than Violence

3. Young People Don’t Read
Anymore

4. The Internet Makes Us
Dumber

5. We Are Good Multitaskers

6. The Internet Belongs in the Classroom
Because It Is Part of the Personal
World Experienced by Children

7. School Kills Creativity

8. Our Memory Records
Exactly What We Experience

9. Today’s Digital Natives Are a New
Generation Who Want a New Style of
Education

10. People Have Different Styles
of Learning

11. Is There Any Such Thing as
’21st-Century Skills‘?

12. Präsentationen ohne Katze
gehen gar nicht.

13. https://digitalanalog.at/category/myths

14. Kontakt
MMag. Dr. Elke Höfler
Universität Graz
#EduPnx | @lacknere
elke.hoefler@uni-graz.at
www.digitalanalog.at
www.elkessprachenkiste.at