21st C. Tech Skills Aug 31 Revised
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The document identifies and defines several 21st century technology tools and skills. It lists common computer hardware items like mice, monitors, cameras, and routers. It also explains technology terminology such as digital native, blogging, and acronyms used in online communication. Additionally, it promotes several free online resources for teaching including Thinkfinity, SlideShare, Blogger, Rubistar, and Google tools.
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- 5. Computer monitor – Flat Screen
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