1. Impact of Technology on Lifestyles A view for our times Sound Body Sound Mind

2. Technology IT - Information Technology ICT - Information and communication technology IT - Instructional Technology

3. Information Technology History of computers Data storage Databases Data retrieval Data transmission Data manipulation Social and ethical perspectives

4. ICT The convergence of audio-visual and telephone networks with computer networks through a single cabling or link system Technologies for development and environmental sustainability Market information systems Mobile Web

5. Instructional Technology Instructional design Instructional theory Interactive geometry software Educational technology Educational animation Content management system E-learning

6. Instructional Technology Instructional design Instructional theory Interactive geometry software Educational technology Educational animation Content management system E-learning

8. Physical Education A key consideration for implementing IT for PE. Teachers now face a generation of students who know no life without a computer, video game console, cellular phone or Internet access; this changes the scope of education dramatically.

9. Physical Education Technology such as projection systems, smart boards and wireless transmission (WiFi and Bluetooth). Technology is not the curriculum but rather a tool or device to supplement instruction

10. Physical Education Exergames can serve as a means for providing physical activity options to students. As a supplement to physical fitness instruction to support curricular objectives. integration of content objectives creates opportunities that resemble recreation more closely than physical education.

11. Action – Video Analysis Motion Pro Dartfish V1 Pro Kinnovea Siliconcoach

12. New Technologies

13. TRANSITIONAL What's more is that the very notion of our actions, our endeavors and especially our mistakes, being perfectly archived is somewhat terrifying to say the least, no matter what level of accepted virtue or morality we may possess. There is a stronger sense of urgency to obtain success and well-being in these modern times. People are more intellectually engaged than ever before, because of the Internet. — Lallana, Emmanuel C. and Margaret N. Uy