#futureu

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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 2/? Fandom: Dragon Age: Inquisition Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Female Inquisitor/Cullen Rutherford, Female Mage Inquisitor/Cullen Rutherford, Cullen Rutherford/Female Trevelyan, Cullen Rutherford/Female Mage Trevelyan, Inquisitor/Cullen Rutherford Characters: Cullen Rutherford, Female Inquisitor (Dragon Age), Human Inquisitor Additional Tags: Future Fic, Next-Gen Summary:

“I wanted to join the Templars. My father said no.”

She'd left Skyhold looking for answers. She hadn't expected the ones she'd found.

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What if Wheezy Wilson didn't speak and spoke through muffled noises and hand gestures?

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Future U: The stubborn persistence of textbooks

E-readers are ascendant, but they'll have to fight to gain ubiquity. http://dlvr.it/1Ymph2

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Feature: Future U: Classroom tech doesn't mean handing out tablets

A couple of decades ago the most advanced technology to appear in an average classroom was a mini-cassette recorder and a calculator. For most students, however, typical classroom technology ran the gamut from yellow legal pads to theme books, from pencils to ballpoints. Computers were restricted to the computer lab. There, the green blinking DOS cursor would excite and intimidate. Most of the thrill of the computer lab, aside from a few basic computer games, came from the fact that you could type up a paper without using Wite-Out. Read the comments on this post http://dlvr.it/1X8Pt8

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Feature: Future U: Classroom tech doesn't mean handing out tablets

A couple of decades ago the most advanced technology to appear in an average classroom was a mini-cassette recorder and a calculator. For most students, however, typical classroom technology ran the gamut from yellow legal pads to theme books, from pencils to ballpoints. Computers were restricted to the computer lab. There, the green blinking DOS cursor would excite and intimidate. Most of the thrill of the computer lab, aside from a few basic computer games, came from the fact that you could type up a paper without using Wite-Out. Read the comments on this post http://dlvr.it/1X8KhX