Importance of Educational Technology by: Pamela Nano Aurelio To be submitted to: Sir James L. Paglinawan

1. Importance of Educational
Technology
Aurelio, Pamela N.
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Importance of Technology in Schools
Importance of Educational Technology in Learning
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Benefits of
Educational Technology
Instructional
Effectiveness
Active Learning
Critical Thinking
Cooperative Learning
Communication Skills
Multisensory Delivery
Multicultural Education
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9. • Technology can design exercises to
enrich their thinking skills, making
decisions, and testing the credibility
of such decisions through reflective
reasonable thinking.

11. Communication Skills
• Can be
enhanced by
using technology
in small groups
and by
integrating
telecommunicati
ons into the
curriculum.

12. • Technology supplies information
through multiple sensory channels,
allowing the students with various
learning styles to assimilate and
apply knowledge.

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17. • Data pertaining to school
employees and students can
effectively be stored in a school
database.
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18. • The school could have a library
system, which can be maintained in
an effective manner.
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• School can host its own website
which holds information about the
school.

19. 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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20. 2. Technology serves
as information
vehicles for exploring
knowledge to support
learning-by-
constructing.
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21. 3. Technology is important when
used for comparing perspectives,
beliefs and world views.
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22. 1. Representing and
stimulating meaningful real-
world problems, situations
and contexts.
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23. 2. Representing beliefs,
perspectives, arguments,
and stories of others.
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24. 3. Defining safe, controllable
problems space for student
thinking.
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31. Thank you
for listening.
God bless!