1. CONVERGENCETechnological convergence occurs when sets of technologieswith distinct functionalities develop so that some of thefunctions overlap. Convergence takes place when thesemultiple products come together to form one product withthe advantages of all of the individual technologies. Themobile phone which provides text, graphic and voice is anexample of technological convergence. (Wild, 2006)Therefore Convergence is the coming together of two ormore distinct entities or the combination of two or moredifferent technologies in a single device. 2. Three images of ICT media that can effectivelybe converged. 3. Using two forms of media in one lessonLesson :How does the structure of the eye relate to its function?ObjectivesStudents should be able to: (a) name the front parts of the eye.(b) identify the location and tell thefunction of the different parts of theouter section of the eye.(c) describe how each part of the eyehelps us to see.(d) label the outer parts of the eye. 4. Procedure-Students use digital camera to take pictures of the eyes of differentaged persons.-Download pictures on computer and beam these via multi-mediaprojector onto screen.-Identify similarities and differences of these eyes.-Upload 3-D images of the human eye from the internet and describeeach part that helps us to see.-Complete an interactive activity of labeling the parts of the eye. 5. EDTK 2030, Unit 1, pg. 3http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/media/classroomhelp/images/DSCN3490-header.jpgTechnological convergence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_convergence