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Importance of Educational Technology

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Importance of Technology in Schools

Importance of Educational Technology in Learning

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• Technology as an intellectual partner through:

• Technology as a social medium is important to support learning by conversing through:

• Technology as context is important to support learning by doing as:

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Benefits ofEducational Technology

Instructional Effectiveness

Active Learning

Critical Thinking

Cooperative Learning

Communication Skills

Multisensory Delivery

Multicultural Education

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Instructional Effectiveness

• Students appear to be much interested when more senses are involved in lesson presentation and activities.

Active Learning• Interactive technologies supply

stimulating environments that encourage student involvement in the learning process.

Critical Thinking• Technology can design exercises to

enrich their thinking skills, making decisions, and testing the credibility of such decisions through reflective reasonable thinking.

Cooperative Learning• Well-structured cooperative

learning activities can foster “the development of leadership abilities, teamwork, and improved self-esteem”.

Communication Skills• Can be enhanced

by using technology in small groups and by integrating telecommunications into the curriculum.

Multisensory Delivery• Technology supplies information

through multiple sensory channels, allowing the students with various learning styles to assimilate and apply knowledge.

Multicultural Education• Telecommunications make it

possible to expand classroom “walls” and link students and teachers in national and international changes.

• Children conversant with technology show improvements in their writing, reading, and math skills.

• Technology has also contributed to the decrease in drop out rates, improvement in student attendance and enhancement in their learning abilities.

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• Benefits the children during their higher education.• Computers can offer livelier

explanations of various subjects

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• Knowledge from all around the world can be better brought about for the children and can be better assimilated by them.

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• Makes learning an enjoyable activity, thus inviting greater interests from other kids.

• Official procedures of the school can be simplified by means of technology.• Data pertaining to school

employees and students can effectively be stored in a school database.

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• The school could have a library system, which can be maintained in an effective manner.

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• The attendance, records of the pupils and teachers can be maintained by means of student database.

• School can host its own website which holds information about the school.

1. Technology provides important tools to support knowledge construction for presenting learner’s ideas, understandings and beliefs and for organized multimedia knowledge bases for learners.

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2. Technology serves as information vehicles for exploring knowledge to support learning-by-constructing.

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3. Technology is important when used for comparing perspectives, beliefs and world views.

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1. Representing and stimulating meaningful real-world problems, situations and contexts.

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2. Representing beliefs, perspectives, arguments, and stories of others.

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3. Defining safe, controllable problems space for student thinking.

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1. Collaborating with others.

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2. Discussing, arguing, and building consensus among members of the community.

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3. Supporting discourse among knowledge building communities.

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1. Helping learners to articulate and represent what they know reflecting on what they have learned and how they come to know it.

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2. Supporting learners’ internal negotiations and meaning making.

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3. Constructing personal representations of meaning for supporting mindful thinking.

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