One contributor described the internet as "the ultimate technology of control".
Enjoining all teachers to become artisans of eLearning is not going to improve educational outcomes.Third, there is the quest for the magic medium, the ultimate technology that will revolutionise education.
Here's how the argument goes: The ultimate technology platform, in contrast, is the Web itself.
This effort utilizing the ultimate technology -- buy low, sell high and keep good records -- is at the heart of all business education.
Calling fuel cells, the "ultimate technology," Akio Toyoda, recently revealed plans to introduce an "affordable" fuel cell car by 2015 by cutting the costs by "90percentt" from current prototype, early production models.
"Even if we manage to come up with the ultimate technology solution, the positive impact of all of that is still outweighed by the amount that we produce and consume," said Renée Cuoco, manager of the Centre for Sustainable Fashion at the London College of Fashion.
In the future, a combination of in vivo noninvasive imaging techniques (MRI anatomic imaging and functional imaging including MRS and PET) in integrated MR/PET scanners and ex vivo MSI validation with other tissue analytical platforms, may become the ultimate technology for unraveling and understanding some of the molecular complexities of cancer metabolism.
It might be the ultimate disruptive technology, heralding a revolution in the way electrical systems are made.
Norman Nie, one of the principal investigators, contends that "the Internet could be the ultimate isolating technology," reducing participation in communities.
The ultimate indoor technology, known to cause eyestrain, headaches and precipitous loss of a good tan, is being used to get people to go outside.
