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Interactive technology opens up new opportunities for teaching and learning by facilitating communication between teachers and students. It benefits teachers by allowing them to better communicate and support students, find additional learning resources, and be more flexible in their teaching methods. For students, interactive technology enables a more personalized learning experience, improves communication skills, and helps prepare them for a technological future. While remote learning is important now during the pandemic, schools may adopt a combination of remote and in-person learning going forward.
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- The goals of educational technology courses are to infuse technology into teacher training to help adapt to changes, and to provide knowledge and skills for technology integration.
- Technology integration in education can be used to introduce, reinforce, supplement, and extend skills and knowledge. It also changes the way classes are conducted and improves learning quality.
- Information technology has made education more accessible, fun, and easier to research. It has helped growth in mobile learning and made group work simpler.
- The benefits of technology in education include
Integrating Technology in the Classroom
Discuss three changes evident in the twenty first century learner. Explain one implication of one of the changes for teaching and learning and one policy decisions. Using relevant examples explain, three ways in which integrating technology in teaching and learning will improve the quality of education for our students.
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The document discusses the transformation of education and teaching in the information age. Key changes include the shift from teachers being the sole source of knowledge to facilitators of learning, as well as the opportunities for online collaboration and access to information from anywhere. However, the abundance of online information also presents challenges like developing critical thinking skills and determining credible sources. In response, educators have integrated technology into teaching and focus on skills like critical thinking and digital literacy. Overall, the information age has significantly changed education and teaching to be more flexible, accessible, and student-centered.
Roles and functions of educational technology in the 21st century education
The document discusses the importance of technology in modernizing education. It states that while there were both positives and negatives to introducing technology, educational institutions have realized the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. When used appropriately with the right vision, technology and education form a powerful combination and have transformed the educational system. The document also discusses several aspects of technology's role in education, including improving and facilitating teaching and learning, developing curriculum and teaching materials, and enhancing communication.
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Technology in education
The document discusses how technology has changed education over time. It notes that teachers have progressed from using chalkboards to whiteboards to now using smart boards, and how technology allows for more interactive presentations. While technology can enhance learning through easier access to materials, increased student motivation, and differentiated instruction, it also risks taking away learning time if overused and encouraging a game mentality rather than focus on education.
THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON EDUCATION
Technology has significantly changed education by providing more ways for teachers to teach and students to learn. It offers wider access to educational materials and more tools for communication and collaboration between teachers and students. Some benefits of educational technology include more flexible and personalized lessons for students, unlocking more resources for teachers, and helping students prepare for the future. Distance learning technologies are becoming increasingly important and will likely remain a key part of education moving forward as schools adapt to changing needs.
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Technology Impact on Education
Technology in education does more than facilitate connections between generations — it's also a great way to encourage active learning. Technology provides opportunities for students to consider real challenges and come up with solutions. Solving these problems often requires teamwork.
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The document discusses the role of educational technology in learning and teaching, noting that it serves as an instructional tool, aids in research and communication, and engages learners in active learning when used properly. It also reflects on students' experiences in an educational technology course, finding that it improved their technological skills and understanding of how to integrate technology into classroom instruction.
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- 1. The Role of Interactive Technology in Learning I N T E R A C T I V E T E C H N O L O G Y O P E N S U P T H E W A Y W E T E A C H A N D L E A R N Interactive technology helps create opportunities for communication. It can encourage teachers and students to communicate more, share and discuss ideas, and collaborate with each other.
- 3. Benefits to teachers H O W T E C H N O L O G Y H E L P S T E A C H E R S D O T H E I R W O R K Teachers are able to better communicate with their students and support them in their learning Teachers are able to find additional and updated learning resources that can help them with their work Allows teachers to be more flexible Teachers can use different teaching methods and tools to suit their lessons or students. Helps teachers connect more with students Allows access to more resources
- 4. Benefits to Students H O W T E C H N O L O G Y H E L P S S T U D E N T S L E A R N Allows for a more personalized learning experience Students have more freedom to choose the methods and tools that help them learn best. Improves students' communication skills Students have access to different channels where they can communicate and collaborate with teachers and fellow students. Helps students prepare for the future Students become equipped to face a highly technological future and will be able to easily adapt.
- 5. Remote learning as the new normal I T ' S I M P O R T A N T R I G H T N O W B U T I S I T T H E F U T U R E ? Remote learning technology has been crucial to education right now, and it will likely be as critical in the future as schools determine the best way they can move forward. Schools can adopt or offer a combination of remote and in-person learning.