ICT IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR AWADH UNIVERSITY
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This document contains 17 important questions for an exam on ICT (Information and Communication Technology) for the 1st semester B.Ed program at Awadh University. The questions cover topics like system approach, programmed instructions, reinforcement skills, microteaching cycle, e-learning, computer-aided instruction, smart classrooms, brainstorming, teleconferencing, language laboratories, the role of computers in education, the Central Institute of Educational Technology, the meaning of educational technology, its characteristics and scope, the importance of non-verbal communication in teaching, and the stages of problem solving as suggested by John Dewey.
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