A new school in phuket
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A new school in Phuket is planning its computer network. The document discusses why a network is needed for students and teachers to use for education, teaching, and presentations. It recommends touchscreen hardware for its ease of use instead of blackboards. Google Chrome is suggested as the software since it is faster than other browsers for finding websites. A WAN network is proposed as the best option because it can connect the school across a larger geographic area and even between countries using devices like telephone lines and satellites.
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This document discusses the history and benefits of distance learning and e-learning. It notes that distance learning has existed for a long time but is now commonly referred to as e-learning due to advancements in technology. E-learning provides flexibility for students to learn anywhere and at their own pace using tools like the internet, videos, and audio. It has advantages over traditional classroom learning such as lower costs, consistent content, and easy updating and management for large groups. While there are some potential disadvantages, e-learning is an effective way to provide learning opportunities to more people in more locations.
M-Learning
M-learning uses mobile technologies like mobile phones, PDAs, and pocket PCs to enhance learning experiences anywhere and anytime. It allows for collaboration between learners and sharing of assignments. Key benefits include engaging learners through increased access and interaction on portable devices. However, limitations include small screen sizes, network speeds, interactivity, and memory constraints of mobile devices.
Distance learningtechnologies
This document provides an overview of different technologies used for distance learning, including print, audio, online, and video technologies. Print technologies were historically used in early correspondence courses but remain important today, whether as a primary instructional material or supplement. Audio technologies like audio files and audioconferencing allow for instruction without visuals. Online technologies enable collaboration through chat, whiteboards, and videoconferencing. Videoconferencing provides opportunities for modeling and demonstrations by allowing students to both see and hear an instructor. Each technology has advantages and disadvantages for distance learning.
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This document contains questions from a student named Krishna M. Kukrety about appropriate computer and internet use at school. The main question asks how computer resources should be utilized at school, suggesting they be accessible during recess or free periods for educational purposes. Sub questions discuss etiquette for computer use at school, how computers can improve lessons by providing information and references, and whether homework and projects should be done digitally or manually. The final sub question asks about mobile phone use at school, suggesting they be allowed but only for calls, with internet access prohibited.
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This document summarizes a discussion on using video conferencing technology to provide interpreting services for deaf and hard of hearing individuals. It introduces several panelists who discuss their experiences using technologies like Skype and video conferencing equipment at their institutions to deliver remote interpreting. Issues addressed include necessary infrastructure, setting up processes and policies, training needs, challenges, and creative uses of the technology.
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This document discusses the importance of technology in education. It outlines how computers have made imparting education easier and more interesting by enabling quick communication between students and teachers through networking and access to information on the internet. It also explains how computers have revolutionized distance learning and made it possible through online courses. Computers also facilitate effective presentation of information through multimedia like PowerPoint and help make learning more interactive and interesting.
Computing - Networks
A computer network connects multiple devices together for communication and sharing of resources. There are different types of networks including personal area networks (PANs), local area networks (LANs), campus area networks (CANs), metropolitan area networks (MANs), and wide area networks (WANs). The document discusses these network types and provides examples. It then presents a task for designing a computer network for a new school in Phuket, which would involve determining hardware and software needs, recommending the best network type, and providing a basic diagram.
E learning
This document discusses e-learning, which refers to the use of electronic media and technologies in education. E-learning can occur inside or outside the classroom and can be self-paced or instructor-led. It has several advantages such as flexibility, reduced travel costs, and the ability to accommodate different learning styles. However, e-learning also has disadvantages like the potential for isolation, technical issues, and the difficulty of hands-on learning. The document outlines characteristics of effective e-learning courses, including being engaging yet not distracting, useful and simple, relevant and meaningful, polished, easy to access, and easy to use.
Actions Model
This document discusses mobile learning and its key attributes. [1] Mobile learning provides easy and flexible access to education anywhere and anytime through wireless mobile devices. [2] While mobile devices have limitations like small screens, they support independent, collaborative, and self-paced learning. [3] Mobile learning has a relatively low cost compared to other technologies and enables various types of student-student, student-teacher, and student-content interactions in both synchronous and asynchronous ways.
Universal design for learning: the importance of offline options for online l...
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Banaleaf school
Banana Leaf School in Phuket plans to provide each student and teacher with a computer to create a school-wide computer network. The network will connect 1070 computers to give students and teachers access to online learning resources and productivity tools from any location. By providing every student and teacher with their own computer, the school aims to broaden knowledge beyond textbooks and ensure students learn important digital skills like using Photoshop and Microsoft programs.
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Banana Leaf School in Phuket plans to provide each student and teacher with a computer to create a school-wide computer network. The network will connect 1070 computers to give students and teachers access to online learning resources and productivity tools from any location. Establishing a local area network across the school's multiple buildings will provide a broad learning environment beyond textbooks and ensure students and staff gain computer skills.
Mobile Learning And Pd As
Mobile learning involves using mobile technologies like phones and PDAs to enhance the learning experience anywhere and anytime. These devices are more affordable alternatives to desktop computers for accessing the internet and educational materials. Some advantages of mobile learning include 24/7 access to content, ease of carrying notes and materials, and engaging digital native learners. However, small screens limit displayed content and storage capacity, and batteries need regular charging. PDAs are handheld computers that allow storing contacts, internet access, note-taking, and organization, helping students stay connected at a lower cost than laptops. Mobile learning is poised to transform education by taking classes beyond physical walls through wireless connectivity.
School Of 2020 (Federico & David)
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