New Strategy to Understand Technology Gets Spotlight Via TheMetaTechnology.com

Understanding Technology

Feb. 21, 2008 11:15 AM

An online course about meta-technology, a new type of strategy to understand technology, has recently been launched online via the website, TheMetaTechnology.com.

According to founder, Luca D'Angelo, "Meta-technology is created by taking a piece of technology and modifying its standard input-process-output flow. By using meta-technology, we can experience a different type of interaction so when we use the original technology, we gain a deeper understanding of it. It's like going to the moon, experiencing a different gravity force, and then coming back to the world so we can have a deeper understanding of the world's gravity."

Meta-technology takes a piece of technology and modifies the input-process-output flow; deleting a part, altering a part, or adding a part.

Meta-language was invented many years ago in order to develop an understanding of language. Now it's time for meta-technology to provide an understanding of technology.

TheMetaTechnology.com offers an online course about meta-technology. The course has been prepared in a way that provides a complete multi-sensory experience to users. The online course is free and has meta-technologies and videos that explain them. People can purchase an advanced version of the course for a minimal fee.

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