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Technology in the
Workplace
Technology Use in Sports, Education & Medicine
Birch Creek Technology Workshop, Week 3
Technology in
Medicine
Pacemaker-”A pacemaker is a small
device that's placed in the chest or
abdomen to help control abnormal
heart rhythms. This device uses
electrical pulses to prompt the heart
to beat at a normal rate…Abnormal
heart beats can cause symptoms
such as fatigue (tiredness),
shortness of breath, or fainting.
Severe arrhythmias can damage the
body's vital organs and may even
cause loss of consciousness or
death”
www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-
topics/topics/pace/
Defibrillator—”*Delivers+ a
therapeutic dose of electrical
energy” to a heart in cardiac
arrest. Defibrillation,
Wikipedia.org, July 30th 2013
 Bionics: What is it?
 Bio- (root) : Life
 -Nic (suffix): Electronics
 Defined: [using] electronic devices and mechanical
parts to assist humans in performing difficult,
dangerous, or intricate tasks, as by supplementing
or duplicating parts of the body ("bionic."
Dictionary.com Unabridged. Random House, Inc.
31 Jul. 2013. <Dictionary.com)
Bionics
Bionic Exoskeleton
The Bionic Exoskeleton
Bionic Arm YouTube Video
Bionic Arm
Technology in Sports
Hawk-Eye Camera—Used in a variety of sports, including tennis,
cricket, and football, to review plays and aid referees when the
naked eye just isn’t enough to make close game calls.
Hyper Elite Uniform YouTube Video
(Nike’s Hyper Elite Basketball Uniforms)
Technology in Education
Touchscreen Tablets-
Devices such as
Amazon’s Kindle or
Nook by Barnes and
Noble; can access
electronic text books
and other resources.
Laptops—Provide
students new and
engaging ways to learn
while using technology
hands-on to find
answers online, chat
with classmates or
teachers in class, and
much more.
SmartBoard YouTube Video
SMARTBoard

Technology in the Workplace

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    { Technology in the Workplace TechnologyUse in Sports, Education & Medicine Birch Creek Technology Workshop, Week 3
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    Technology in Medicine Pacemaker-”A pacemakeris a small device that's placed in the chest or abdomen to help control abnormal heart rhythms. This device uses electrical pulses to prompt the heart to beat at a normal rate…Abnormal heart beats can cause symptoms such as fatigue (tiredness), shortness of breath, or fainting. Severe arrhythmias can damage the body's vital organs and may even cause loss of consciousness or death” www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health- topics/topics/pace/ Defibrillator—”*Delivers+ a therapeutic dose of electrical energy” to a heart in cardiac arrest. Defibrillation, Wikipedia.org, July 30th 2013
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     Bionics: Whatis it?  Bio- (root) : Life  -Nic (suffix): Electronics  Defined: [using] electronic devices and mechanical parts to assist humans in performing difficult, dangerous, or intricate tasks, as by supplementing or duplicating parts of the body ("bionic." Dictionary.com Unabridged. Random House, Inc. 31 Jul. 2013. <Dictionary.com) Bionics
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    Bionic Arm YouTubeVideo Bionic Arm
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    Technology in Sports Hawk-EyeCamera—Used in a variety of sports, including tennis, cricket, and football, to review plays and aid referees when the naked eye just isn’t enough to make close game calls.
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    Hyper Elite UniformYouTube Video (Nike’s Hyper Elite Basketball Uniforms)
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    Technology in Education TouchscreenTablets- Devices such as Amazon’s Kindle or Nook by Barnes and Noble; can access electronic text books and other resources. Laptops—Provide students new and engaging ways to learn while using technology hands-on to find answers online, chat with classmates or teachers in class, and much more.
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Editor's Notes

  • #3 Cardio-Heart, Cardiovascular System A.K.A. Circulatory System
  • #8 --Nike Aerographics, described as an engineered fabric that is a passive cooling solution, allows for more mesh areas in the material; helps wick sweat away from the skin and reduce cling, while a functional flock screenprint on the inner collar provides additional perspiration management--Debuted for the 2012 Olympics for Team USA
  • #9 Laptops—KSD’s One to One ProgramPicture taken from the KSD website