Technology is a beautiful thing. It makes our cars go faster, our music play louder, and our children learn better. From the second they're out of the womb, children are exposed to a vast array of technology, and school should be no different. Sitting in an ICT workshop, enjoying the plethora of resources being suggested, and a cheeky wink from all my female peers (Jess, this means you), it behooves one to consider the contribution one can make to the advancement of a child's learning through technology. They could blog, and be awesome blogmasters/blogpros/blogxperts just like moi. They could use crazytalk to make some 2D animations talk . . . crazily. They could user laser death rays to annihilate their enemies and shape the world as they see fit, thus removing the cautious hand of the teacher. We should be wary of this power we hold. With great power comes great responsibility (Spider-Man, 2012). Let's do what we can people.
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