
By Jamie LaGesse
The word “technology” usually brings to mind images of smartphones, tablets, and computers. These devices are pretty incredible, giving us access to the entire World Wide Web with the swipe of a fingertip. Yet, thinking of “technology” in these terms is very limiting. A quick search on dictionary.com defines “technology” as the development of knowledge for practical purposes, usually to satisfy a need or solve a problem.
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