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The term, information and communication technologies (ICT), is the forms of technology that are used to transmit, store, create, share or exchange information.
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- 3. Information and communication technologies The term, information and communication technologies (ICT), is the forms of technology that are used to transmit, store, create, share or exchange information. 1
- 4. What is ICT in teaching and learning? It is about enhancing the teaching and learning pro cess through integration of different ICT , Using different hardware and software tools to effective ly manage the teaching and learning process. 2
- 5. Objectives The objectives of ICT is to connect the gap bet ween the students ,parents and educators, by encouraging possible, cooperative and straight forward modes of communication. 3
- 6. Advantages of ICT in teaching learning 4 Enhanced the modes of communication Teachers can teach better with images, videos and graphics Improve the digital culture in schools, colleges, and universities Paperless Better teaching and learning methods
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- 9. Disadvantages of ICT in Education Managing courses online is difficult Not accessible everywhere Implement computers & internet is expensive Misleading and misguiding information Computers can limit imagination Connectivity problems Teachers require experience to handle ICT7
- 10. Important of ICT in teaching and learning Enhance teaching and learning process Creativity knowledge construction Learning environment Understanding concepts Problem solving skills8
- 11. Types of ICT tools in Education Informative tools - Internet, ( various formats such as text, graphics, sound, or video. Homepage, Constructive tools - MS Word, PowerPoint, FrontPage, Adobe Photoshop, memos, reports, letters, Communicative tools - e-mail, SMS, chat, teleconference and electronic whiteboard. etc. Collaborative tools - meetings, discussion boards, forum etc 1 2 3 49
- 12. laptops ICT tools for teaching and learning Desktop10
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- 28. Point to consider before using ICT enabled teaching and learning 25 1. Does it enhance the teaching and learning process? 2. Does it help to achieve the objectives of the lesson/ 3. Does it allow interaction and active participation? 4. Does it help to develop different skills (Creative & critical thinking)?
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- 30. . I hear and I forget I see and I remember I do and I understand Thank You for listening!!27