2. What is computer assisted education?
Any use of computers to help or support the education or coaching
of a private.
Computer Aided Learning is an integrative technology, which
describes an educational environment where a computer program is
used to assist the user in learning a particular subject.
Computer aided learning is a device/learning strategy to make
teaching more interesting joyful and sustainable.
3. VISION
To make learning a joyful experience for students.
To develop interest in learning concepts.
To enhance students’ achievement level through Computer Aided
Learning.
4. Methods of computer assisted education
There are many different methods of computer assisted education Smart classes
• Recorded videos
• Power Point Presentations
• Zoom classes
• Online courses
• Web Conferences
• Blogs
• Wikipedia
• Social networking sites
• Digital games
• Learning apps like byju's, unacadamy, etc
5. Achievements
Critical thinking ability - computer resources and applications is
form of case study, simulation, problem solving, and intelligent
system can help to extend this ability.
Process design ability - finding the correct way to communicate.
Learning to design and effective process for accessing and analyzing
information is very essential for students in today’s multi-resource
environment.
Students need to design process with a clear strategies for accessing,
manipulation, and utilization of information in order to accomplish
the desired tasks.
6. Achievements
Team work - in today’s work places accomplishment of all the
assignments are based on the team work.
Students should learn how to be a team member, how to contribute
to the process, how to use computer for communication with team
members, and understand what is the role of the other members in
the team.
Communication skills - knowledge of how to use computer and
communication tools and how to utilize them for accomplishment of
process are very important part of students’ competency.
Immediate feed back
7. Technology provided the following changes for a
more realistic and productive teaching and learning
environment.
It helps students to be ready for the tough global economy.
It helps students to be a more effective member of the
information society.
It provides opportunity for virtual university.
It provides opportunity for joint study of researchers from
around the world.
It allows students to have an active role in the teaching and
learning process.
8. Pros of computer-assisted education
Students can choose the language and can always participate in active
interactions.
Students can see their daily progress so that they can evaluate their
work.
Students find it very interesting and engaging.
Students can find complex topics break down into small parts.
Learning Process Is More Interactive and Engaging
9. Cons of computer-assisted education
• Sometimes it can be expensive for students.
• Sometimes teachers can find it is difficult to implement.
• Sometimes activities of it don't always fit the goals of the teacher.
• Students can sometimes habituate to isolation and can face difficulty in social
interaction
Can Become a Distraction
Software Can Become Outdated Quickly
Risk of Over-Dependence on the Technology
11. Purposes
Enhancing student learning
Ability to control their own learning
To review and reinforce
Better attendance
Better cooperation and coordination
To promote remediation
12. Types of computer assisted learning
Drills and practice
Tutorials
Games
Simulation
Discovery
Problem solving
13.
14. Types of computer assisted learning
Simulation
In simulation method programs in computer enables the students
to mount an experiment in symbolic form.
Controlled learning
It provides a course of study in an instructional sequence on the
pattern of branching programe
16. Advantages
An increased content
Immediate feedback
Ones own speed and environment
Great motivator
Arouse interests
Reach the large audience
Promote interactive learning
Increase students access to information