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Angelo State University recently hosted the ASU Distinguished Lectureship in Science on March 5, featuring Dr. Joel Selanikio as the keynote speaker. In his compelling presentation titled “Power to the People: How Technology is Democratizing Knowledge and Capability,” Dr. Selanikio explored the transformative impact of technology on society.
He emphasized how advancements in digital tools and platforms have made information more accessible than ever before. This democratization of knowledge allows individuals from diverse backgrounds to acquire skills and information that were once limited to a privileged few. Dr. Selanikio illustrated his points with real-world examples, showcasing initiatives that leverage technology to empower communities and enhance learning opportunities.
The lecture sparked engaging discussions among attendees, highlighting the importance of harnessing technology not just for convenience, but as a means to foster equity and inclusivity. Dr. Selanikio's insights underscored the potential of technology to bridge gaps in education and capability, ultimately driving societal progress.
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