Walden University EDUC 6145 Christopher Stang

       A major issue in the significance of available technology is that some learners may not yet have access to certain technology either due to cost or technical know-how. Some older versions of technology still work well and a learner may see no reason to upgrade to newer technology that is available. In other cases new technology may still be in a phase that bugs are being worked out and learners are waiting until afterwards before using the new technology. In those cases the cost is prohibitive or deemed to have inadequate value in return on investment the learner may forego using that technology. Whether a school allows the use of Windows operating systems or Apple is a major issue. Windows may be less expensive and used by more learners in a market.  In the  end  available technology determines what technology can be used.       A student can spend their time on any variety of endeavors learning. And without clear d...

Student Learning and Satisfaction. The primary focus of a school is the education of a student one or more. A part of learning is the independence of the student. But also, student teacher interaction and student to student interaction. Not forgetting other interactions that ae important to such as student interactions with administrators such as enrollment specialists, financial aid advisors and business office representatives. The school is a community of people seeking to accomplish a goal. The education of students as a career and profession for associates and employees. The classroom is a specifically isolated environment. Where students can learn from other students and be inspired to do more or better or see how other students use strategies or work harder or have better attitudes or inquisitiveness that builds character or helps students do better and thrive. As a result, the classroom such as online classroom must include student to student learning as well as learning fac...

Hello Dr. Harrison and Class,  Have a great 2025 and beyond! Sincerely,  Christopher