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Foundations of Technology

Technological Technological Inventions and Inventions and

InnovationsInnovations

© 2013 International Technology and Engineering Educators Association STEMCenter for Teaching and Learning™ Foundations of Technology

Unit 1 - Lesson 2

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1. In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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Warm Up QuestionsWarm Up Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.In your own words, describe an Invention.2.In your own words, describe an Innovation.

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ObjectivesObjectives

Students will learn to:

1.Interpret charts and graphs that illustrate the rapidly increasing rate of technological development and diffusion.

2.Approximate and interpret rate of change from graphical and numerical data.

3.Support the statement that most technological development has been evolutionary, the result of a series of refinements to a basic invention, through an electronic presentation.

4.Present the evolutionary history of a technological device, specifically mentioning the original inventions and the series of refinements to that invention that led up to the given technological device.

5.Describe the patenting process that is sometimes used to protect technological ideas.

6.Describe an example of a technology in which the development was driven by the profit motive and the market.

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The BIG IdeaThe BIG Idea

Big Idea:

Inventions and innovations are the result of an evolutionary process through a series of improvements and refinements.

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Enduring Ideas of Enduring Ideas of Technology Student Survey Technology Student Survey

AssignmentAssignment

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Enduring Ideas of Enduring Ideas of Technology Student SurveyTechnology Student Survey

Directions: Use the graphic to answer the questions in the student survey. Some questions are specific to the graphic, while others will require you to use additional background knowledge.

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Enduring Ideas of Enduring Ideas of Technology Student SurveyTechnology Student Survey

1. Is the adoption rate of communication technology increasing or decreasing? Cite specific evidence.

2. Why do you believe that current communication technology is adopted at a faster rate? Cite specific evidence?

3. Based on the graphic, can you generally predict how long it took current communication technologies like Google, Twitter, and Facebook to reach 10 million users?

4. As technology advances, does technology become more or less complex? Why?

5. As technology advances, do people become more or less specialized in the things they do for a living? Cite examples.

6. As technology advances, does it require science and math applications? Cite examples.

7. As technology advances, do the tools and processes we use to make, build, and do things become more efficient (become faster and require less material, energy, and fewer people)? Cite examples.

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Enduring Ideas of Technology Student Survey

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Think, Pair, ShareThink, Pair, Share

1. Think: Individually, take two to five minutes to record your thoughts.

2. Pair: With a student close to you, share your reflections. Consider the following questions: What surprised you? What conclusions did you both agree upon? Develop a definition for each of the terms “invention” and “innovation.”

3. Share: Be prepared to share your discussion with the class.

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Technological Technological DevelopmentDevelopment

Most technological development has been evolutionary, the result of a series of refinements to a basic invention.

Invention – developing a new/useful process, tool, machine, etc., that did not exist previously.

Innovation – introducing new ideas/methods to an established process, tool, machine, etc. to produce marketable products.

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Documenting Documenting Invention and InnovationInvention and Innovation

A patent is a property right granted by the government that allows the inventor to prohibit others from making, using, or selling their idea.

Patents are granted for a new, non-obvious and useful process, machine, article of manufacture, as well as a composition of matter or improvements to any of the above.

All inventions must be novel, non-obvious, and adequately described.

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In the United States, the America Invents Act of 2011, changed the way in which patent rights are assigned.

For patents filed before March 16, 2013 a first-to-invent rule was applied, meaning patents rights were granted to the first person who documents the idea and works diligently to create a working model.

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Documenting Documenting Invention and InnovationInvention and Innovation

In the United States, the America Invents Act of 2011, changed the way in which patent rights are assigned.

For patents filed after March 16, 2013 a first-inventor-to-file rule is used. This means that patent rights are granted to the first person who files for a patent on an idea, rather than the person who documents the idea first.

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Documenting Documenting Invention and InnovationInvention and Innovation

Documenting the idea is as important as filing a patent.

A provisional patent, which establishes the file date of the patent can be made with minimal documentation.

The non-provisional patent, which starts the examination process requires extensive documentation.

Documentation should include dated sketches and explanations of how the invention operates and all pertinent information; e.g., an engineering journal.

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Case Study: Case Study: Invention and InnovationInvention and Innovation

The Invention of the Automobile:

In 1672, Ferdinand Verbiest developed a scale model of a steam-powered car.

In 1769, Nicolas Cugnot built a steam-powered tricycle and was widely credited with building the first full-scale self-propelled vehicle.

In 1807, Nicephore Niepce created the world’s first internal-combustion engine,which was placed on a boat.

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The Invention of the Automobile:

In 1879, Karl Benz used an internal-combustion engine to power a vehicle and was awarded a patent for the concept. He is widely credited with inventing the first modern automobile.

Between 1888 and 1893Benz manufactured about 25 vehicles.

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The Innovation of the Automobile:

In 1821, Thomas Blanchard piloted an assembly line style of manufacturing that employed interchangeable parts.

In 1902, Ransom Olds debuted a large-scale production line to manufacture affordable automobiles based on Blanchard’s work.

In 1914, Henry Ford greatly enhanced the concept of the assembly line to what we know today.

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The Innovation of the Automobile:

Ford employed many innovative practices in the workplace:

Safety – each worker was assigned one specific task, reducing safety concerns.

Efficiency – the assembly line forced workers to keep a certain pace with repetitive motions, which increased efficiency and output.

Wages – workers were paid well.

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The Innovation of the Automobile:

As a result of Henry Ford’s work, a car could now be produced in fifteen minutes, which decreased the cost to the consumer while increasing profit for the company.

Development of automotive technology increased rapidly, as many small manufacturers began producing automotive parts such as the electric starter, drum/disc brakes, fuel injection systems, etc.

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Reflection:

How does this example support the statement that most technological development has been evolutionary?

What was the basic invention that has evolved into the modern automobile?

What is the future of automobile innovation?

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Inventions and Innovations: An Inventions and Innovations: An Evolutionary Process Evolutionary Process Vocabulary ReviewVocabulary Review

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Inventions and Innovations: Inventions and Innovations: An Evolutionary Process An Evolutionary Process Vocabulary ReviewVocabulary Review

Technological Development: an evolutionary process that is the result of a series of refinements to a basic invention.

Invention: developing a new/useful process, tool, machine, etc. that did not exist previously.

Innovation: introducing new ideas/methods to an established process, tool, machine, etc. to produce marketable products.

Patent: a property right granted by the government; allows the inventor to prohibit others from making, using, or selling his or her idea.

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Evolution of Technology Evolution of Technology Design Brief AssignmentDesign Brief Assignment

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Evolution of Technology Evolution of Technology Design Brief AssignmentDesign Brief Assignment

Given the list of 21st century devices assigned by your teacher, research:

1.The evolutionary history of the device,

2.Identifying the original invention and

3.The series of innovations that have led

up to the current device.

http://www.greatachievements.org/

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Evolution of Technology Evolution of Technology Design Brief AssignmentDesign Brief Assignment

21st Century Achievements: Electrification

Radio and Television

Highways

Health Technologies

Automobile

Agricultural Mechanization

Spacecraft

Petroleum and Petrochemical Technologies

Airplane

Computers

Internet

Laser and Fiber Optics

Water Supply and Distribution

Telephone

Imaging

Electronics

Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration

Household Appliances

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Evolution of Technology Evolution of Technology Design Brief RubricDesign Brief Rubric

CategoryBelow Target

At Target Above Target

Research and Outline of the Evolutionary

History

The student did not research the topic and did not outline the architecture of the website and/or

notes were not recorded in the

Engineering Design Journal.

The student documented research in his/her

Engineering Design Journal, including the source of the information. The research

includes the original idea and a series of innovations. A

graphical representation of the website was created prior to constructing the website.

The student documented research in his/her Engineering Design

Journal, including the source of the information. The research

includes the original idea and a series of innovations. A graphical representation of the website was created prior to its construction. The graphical representation was based on the student’s research

and their ideas to display the information.

Original InventionThe student’s website

inaccurately displayed the original

invention.

The student’s website accurately displayed the

original invention and included pictures and text.

The student’s website accurately displayed the original invention and included short paragraphs

and pictures/video. All references were cited.

List InnovationsThe student’s website

inaccurately displayed the innovations.

The student’s website accurately displayed a series of innovations to the product

that led up to the current idea/device. All documented innovations included pictures

and text.

The student’s website accurately displayed a series of innovations to the product that led up to the

current idea/device. All documented innovations included

short paragraphs and pictures/video. All references

were cited.

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Internet Search Terms and Internet Search Terms and Suggested Sites Suggested Sites (Resources)(Resources)

Abyrd2000. The Evolution of Technology and the Human Race, Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcSzqm5Whwc

Kelly, Kevin. Kevin Kelly on how technology evolves, Retrieved from http://www.ted.com/talks/kevin_kelly_on_how_technology_evolves.html

Rumerman, Judy. (n.d.). The Evolution of Technology, U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission, Retrieved from http://www.centennialofflight.gov/essay/Evolution_of_Technology/TechOV2.htm

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Inventions and Innovations: Inventions and Innovations: An Evolutionary Process An Evolutionary Process Selected Response ItemsSelected Response Items

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Inventions and Innovations: An Inventions and Innovations: An Evolutionary Process Selected Evolutionary Process Selected

Response ItemsResponse Items1. The rate of technological development is __________.

a) Rapidly decreasingb) Rapidly increasingc) Slowly increasingd) Slowly decreasing

2. A new and useful tool or process is called an __________? a) Inventionb) Innovationc) Culture shiftd) Technology transfer

3. ______________ is a series of refinements to an original idea or product. a) Technology transferb) Inventionc) Innovationd) Culture shift

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Inventions and Innovations: An Inventions and Innovations: An Evolutionary Process Selected Evolutionary Process Selected

Response ItemsResponse Items4. What event from the early 1900s had the most significant impact on the development of technology?

a) The development of mechanical laborb) The development of the assembly linec) The development of steam powerd) The development of electricity

5. Most development of technologies these days is driven by ________. a) Politicsb) Profit motivesc) Moralsd) Ethics

6. _________________ allow companies and individuals to protect their product designs from being copied and produced without their permission.

a) Patentsb) Trademarksc) Lawsuitsd) Original sketches

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Inventions and Innovations: Inventions and Innovations: An Evolutionary Process An Evolutionary Process Brief Constructed Response Brief Constructed Response

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Inventions and Innovations: An Inventions and Innovations: An Evolutionary Process Brief Evolutionary Process Brief Constructed Response Constructed Response

Students are expected to respond to one of the questions described below. Students should provide examples to clarify their response.

1.Describe how technological development has been evolutionary. Cite examples of how products have evolved.

2.Discuss how science and mathematics have influenced technological development. Cite examples of how products have evolved.

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Inventions and Innovations: An Inventions and Innovations: An Evolutionary Process Brief Evolutionary Process Brief Constructed Response RubricConstructed Response Rubric

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #2 QuestionsWarm Up #2 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.What is a patent?

2.List and define two types of patents.

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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Warm Up #3 QuestionsWarm Up #3 Questions

Directions: In your engineering journal, respond to the writing prompts below. Use complete sentences.

1.Compare an invention with an innovation. What are some similarities?

Example: a house phone with a cell phone

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