Computer assisted learning uses computers to convey information to students in a short period of time. It reinforces concepts introduced in textbooks and discussions by providing interactive learning materials. Computer assisted learning is defined as learning through a computer with subject-specific learning packages. The goals of computer assisted learning are to increase teaching productivity, develop student learning capacity, and improve instructor effectiveness. It includes different types of software like drill and practice, tutorials, problem solving, simulations, and games.

2. COMPUTER ASSISTED LEARNING
P R E S E N T E D B Y : -
P U S H P A J A I S A L
M . S C . ( N ) 1 S T Y E A R
C O N , K G M U , L U C K N O W
MICRO TEACHING ON

3. INTRODUCTION
 Computer assisted learning describes is to conveys a
vast amount of information in a very short period of
time.
 It is a powerful method of reinforcing concepts and
topics first introduced to students through textbook
and discussion in classroom .

4. DEFINITION
 “Computer assisted learning or computer aided
learning is defined as learning through computer
with subject wise learning package/material.”
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5. AIMS:-
 To increase the teaching productivity.
 To develop the learning capacity of students.
 To improve the effectiveness of instructors.

6. TYPES -
 Drill and practice
software
 Tutorial
 Problem Solving
 Simulation
 Games Software

7. Drill and practice software
 it is a good for fundamental mastery .drill and
practice software provides exercises in which
students work example items one at a time and
received feedback on their correctness.

8. Tutorial

10. Problem Solving

11. ADVANTAGES

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