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Technology is increasingly being used in education to provide instruction and learning opportunities. Devices like computers, mobile phones, and television can deliver educational content through applications, online classes, video lectures, and educational websites. While technology offers many advantages for education like universal access to information and remote learning opportunities, it also presents some disadvantages such as exposure to harmful rays, distraction from devices, and high costs of technology.
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- 1. Technology in education Name: Suniti Patel Subject: communication skills Enrollment no: 120110120015
- 2. What is education????? Educate •To train or instruct mentally or morally •Provide systematic instruction for a particular topic. Education is equivalent to coaching ,curriculum, schooling, syllabus, teaching, training, tuition. Technology •Knowledge or use of mechanical arts and applied sciences.
- 3. Why technology is used in education?? When any person sees the word a “APPLE” he/she immediately creates a picture of an apple in his mind.
- 4. Devices used for education •Computers •Mobiles •Television
- 5. For those people who really wants to get themselves educated TELEVISION Is no more an IDIOT BOX TV Channels for Education :
- 6. In mobiles many useful application are available from which any person can learn many things ….
- 7. From all other devices it is the best devices used in education… Computers are used in many ways for learning…. www.khanacademy.org www.topedusites.com
- 8. Smart classes Video lectures Online classes
- 9. • Any information is available. • Calculators • Storage devices • Mobiles • Long distance learning
- 10. • Though technology is useful in many ways in education it is disadvantageous too • mobiles and computers • fake websites • harmful rays • calculators • expensive.