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Information Technology

First, review the module resources you have encountered so far and create a presentation draft (PowerPoint with speaker notes) that analyzes the issue or

event under study, the one you selected in Module Two.

Specifically, the following critical elements (which align to the critical elements required of the final presentation) must be addressed:

I. Issue/Event: For this section of your presentation, you will introduce the issue/event and how it relates to issues of technology and any of the topics

that have been discussed in the course.

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A. Using appropriate research strategies, describe a social or global issue/event that is related to issues of technology.

i. What is the origin of the issue?

ii. What is the issue about?

B. Using appropriate research strategies, describe the impact of the issue or event on society.

i. Whom is impacted by the issue?

ii. What is important to know about them?

C. Using relevant research or diverse perspectives, assess how society impacts the chosen issue.

II. Yourself: This section of your presentation explores how studying technology influences your individual framework of perception with respect to your

discipline of study or profession.

A. How has critically analyzing your issue/event in technology informed your individual framework of perception? Consider how it has altered the

way you perceive the world.

B. How can critically analyzing technology influence your field of study or profession? How can studying technology inform your understanding of

the next big topic of study in your field or profession in the next five to ten years?

III. Society: This section of your presentation explores how studying technology enhances your ability to engage constructively in society.

A. How does critically analyzing technology add value to how you interact with people and understand social or global issues or events?

Supplement your reasoning with examples.

B. Recommend strategies for using this kind of critical analysis for meeting your personal and professional goals. What might this look like in your

everyday life?

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