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This document discusses appropriate technology for those without access to modern infrastructure and amenities. It describes how only 24 out of 100 people in a global village have access to electricity, and 17 out of 100 people lack access to clean water. It then presents several examples of appropriate technologies that have been designed to meet basic needs in a simple and affordable manner, such as portable water filters, bicycle-powered washing machines, and water-based eyewear instead of glass lenses. The overall message is that appropriate technology can help improve lives by bringing comfortable and healthy amenities to poorer communities.
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Appropriate technology
- 1. Appropriate Technology(적정 기술) 경영정보기술 월 678 남지영, 정태준, 김민규, 김수지 Presentation만들기 과제
- 2. IF the world were a village of 100 people
- 4. Electricity: 76 have but24 haven't
- 6. Clean/safe Water: 83 have but17 don't have
- 7. Let’s think about our life
- 8. We use
- 10. High technology
- 11. We like
- 13. Fancy design
- 14. We can buy
- 16. Expensive price
- 17. We are
- 20. We have
- 23. We are in therich group
- 24. But
- 25. Have you ever thought about the others’ life?
- 29. The poor
- 31. This man is Paul Polak
- 32. He insists that
- 33. “We should correct the imbalance.”
- 35. They don’t needhigh technology and a fancy design
- 36. They can’t afford expensive price
- 37. They don’t have enough infrastructure
- 38. They aren’t intelligent users
- 39. Let’s help them out
- 40. Like this
- 42. They should walk several kilometerseveryday
- 43. To find water
- 45. Q Drum
- 46. They can carry 50 liters easily
- 47. By using it
- 49. Polluted water
- 50. It causesdisease
- 52. Life straw
- 55. Decayed fruitbecause ofa high temperature
- 58. It just made ofwater, soil, and pots
- 59. It is a simplerefrigeratorfor them
- 61. Children who wear dirty clothes
- 63. Bicilavadora
- 64. This is a bicycle +washing machine
- 65. They can do the laundryeasily
- 67. A glasses with glass lens is too expensive
- 69. Dr. Joshua Silver said
- 70. Everyone
- 71. Should
- 72. Be able to
- 73. See
- 74. Clearly
- 77. He invented it
- 80. Water instead of glass lens
- 82. They always had to dig in the ground
- 83. To drink water
- 84. Even thoughwater is polluted
- 86. Play pump
- 87. Rides = Pump
- 88. Not only
- 89. Comfortablelife
- 90. But also
- 91. Happy life
- 94. 과학 이론을
- 95. 실제로 적용하여
- 96. 자연의 사물을
- 97. 인간 생활에 유용하도록 가공하는 수단.
- 98. If so
- 100. is the answer
- 101. For them
- 102. Thank you!!