Sentence examples for conceptualization of technology from inspiring English sources
It may slip our notice, but technological innovation is often reducible to an innovation in the marketing and conceptualization of technology.
The second half of the twentieth century has witnessed a richer variety of conceptualizations of technology that move beyond the conceptualization of technology as a neutral tool, as a world view or as a historical necessity.
This paper analyzes renewable energy technology acculturation using Dobrov's conceptualization of technology as hardware, software, and orgware; Bourdieu's categories of objectified, embodied, and institutionalized cultural capital; and Rogers' concept of diffusion of innovations.
We show that this new conceptualization of technology acceptance reveals a richer level of detail of the developmental course whereby individuals adjust their behavior gradually to assimilate technology use.
These studies demonstrated that Rogers' innovation theory is useful for conceptualization of technology adoption in the context of e-heath.
The paper contributes to understanding mobile technology use and improving user acceptance by extending existing conceptualizations of technology use.
This includes conceptualizations of technology as a political phenomenon (Winner, Feenberg, Sclove), as a social activity (Latour, Callon, Bijker and others in the area of science and technology studies), as a cultural phenomenon (Ihde, Borgmann), as a professional activity (engineering ethics, e.g., Davis), and as a cognitive activity (Bunge, Vincenti).
A new conceptualization of the technology life cycle is then proposed.
Furthermore, additional synchronization tasks on the conceptual level are needed to generate consistent and clear conceptualizations of new technologies.
A conceptualization of the field of management of technology is essential for undertaking meaningful research.
How has China's rapid advancement in information and communications technology influenced the conceptualization of the construct of computer-mediated English language assessments?
