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  • + angel110 Angela Guan 1 month ago
    Technology is a broad idea that deals by human as well as other animal species’ habit and information of tools and crafts. Nice Blog on Technology
  • + angelinaani Angelina ani 2 years ago
    Now a days technology became very important. You have given good presentation. You have taken good concept.
  • + alysaally Alysaally 2 years ago
    Good overview about technology in education and nice presentation really its great.
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  1. Technology in Education: An Overview Presenter: Michael Hanley BA, H Dip Comms, MSc (Hons)
  2. Introduction
    • This presentation will cover:
      • What is E-Learning?
      • Technology in Education (TIE)
      • Approaches to TIE
      • Benefits of TIE
      • Examples of TIE
    • Duration: About 30 minutes
  3. What is E-Learning?
    • “ E-learning” means different things to different people.
    • “ The continuous assimilation of knowledge and skills by adults stimulated by synchronous and asynchronous learning events – and sometimes knowledge management outputs – which are authored, delivered engaged with, supported and administered using internet technologies.”
  4. What is E-Learning?
    • E- learning is really about
      • Connections
      • Collaborations and conversations
      • Creatively motivating students to learn more deeply
      • Creating a fun, effective learning environment
    • I call this Technology in Education (TIE)
  5. Technology in Education
    • TIE is about
      • Processes – more stuff here
      • Tools
        • Capabilities
        • Convergence
        • Complexity
      • It is a combination of processes & tools to address educational needs and problems
        • Applying the most current tools
      • Integrating educational technology is the process of choosing electronic tools for classroom situations
  6. Approaches to TIE
    • Objective-based approach
      • Useful for basic skill- and knowledge building (5-8 yrs)
      • Source material used
      • Reinforced with drill-and-practise and ongoing assessment
    • Constructivist approach
      • Builds upon pupil’s current knowledge (9-17 yrs)
      • Uses a scaffolded approach
      • Provides students with paths to acquire new knowledge in a structured fashion
      • Uses web quests, secondary sources, students report results in blogs, wikis, show-and-tell environments
  7. Benefits of TIE (learner)
    • Integrates with teacher-led components of the syllabus
    • Empowers pupils to interact with the course
      • especially helpful for kids with poorly developed interpersonal skills
    • “ Always on” learning – even outside of school hours
    • Once the pupil has access to a computer they can view material
    • Assessments provide an ongoing record of the pupil’s achievements/development
    • At higher levels, requires the pupil to demonstrate application, analysis, synthesis and evaluative skills
    • Teaches collaboration and dialectic skills through team working and reporting
  8. Benefits of TIE (Teacher)
    • Provides a wider range of teaching resources than traditionally available
    • Use of…
    • Enables…
  9. Examples
    • Objectivist:
      • Learn the alphabet – drag and drop: “A is for …”
      • Math – Times tables: drill-and-practise
      • Science & Nature: identify birds / trees / flowers etc
    • Constructivist
      • Computer Programming – Lego Mindstorms
      • History – Web quest: “find out about the pyramids of Egypt”
      • Math – Interactive geometry lessons
  10. Conclusion
    • Technology in Education provides an extra set of “cool tools” for educators to enrich the learning experience
    • Provides real-world skills
      • Familiarity with computers that goes beyond games
      • Provides the foundations for ongoing self-learning
      • Teaches communication skills
      • Allows learners to collaborate in a structured, safe environment
    • Point C
    • Point D
  11. Summary
    • This presentation has covered:
      • What is E-Learning?
      • Technology in Education (TIE)
      • Approaches to TIE
      • Benefits of TIE
      • Examples of TIE

+ Michael HanleyMichael Hanley, 2 years ago

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