ICT in Education
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This document proposes a multimedia instruction program to teach teachers about using information and communication technologies (ICT) in education. The instruction would cover introducing ICT and learner-centered approaches to using technology. It is intended for secondary and primary school teachers, pre-service teachers, and others interested in the topic. A multimedia format including text, audio, pictures, and videos is suggested to help learners understand concepts through multiple media types. The goal is to provide accessible training for teachers who have limited opportunities to learn about ICT.
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1. Information and communication technology (ICT) plays an important role in education by providing new ways to support teaching and learning.
2. ICT can help make learning more efficient and motivate students, but challenges remain in ensuring teachers and students have access to quality digital resources and training.
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329075385-Ict-Integration-in-Teaching-and-Learning.ppt
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Ict 21 st century
ICT plays an important role in 21st century teacher education by helping teachers interact with students, access institutions and universities, and improve their teaching skills and professional development. ICT allows teachers to prepare for teaching using tools like word processing and multimedia, and helps evaluate students. It makes the classroom more student-centric by facilitating project-based learning and access to multiple sources of information. ICT also helps bridge the gap between teachers and students by enabling better communication and acting as a storehouse for educational information.
My portfolio in educational technology 2
Nikki B. Lucero is a third-year student studying to become a mathematics teacher. She discusses how Educational Technology is important for both students and teachers in the 21st century. She covers topics like how technology is used in education in Asia Pacific countries, integrating technology into instruction, and how technology supports student-centered learning. Nikki feels blessed to have learned skills in her Educational Technology 2 course that will help her become a more effective teacher who can utilize technology to enhance the learning process.
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In today's class, we delved into a meaningful and thought-provoking discussion on the Ten Commandments. The aim was to enhance the students' understanding of these ancient principles and their relevance in modern society. Through interactive activities and engaging dialogue, we explored the moral and ethical values embedded within the commandments.
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Icebreaker Activity: To set the tone for the class, we began with an icebreaker activity where students shared their interpretations of what it means to lead a moral and ethical life. This allowed them to reflect on their own beliefs and attitudes.
Historical Context: We briefly discussed the historical context of the Ten Commandments, highlighting their origin in biblical texts and their significance to the Jewish and Christian traditions. This background information helped students grasp the commandments' cultural and religious importance.
Commandment Analysis: We analyzed each of the Ten Commandments individually, encouraging students to express their thoughts and interpretations. We examined the practical implications of these commandments and how they relate to our daily lives.
Group Discussion: Students were divided into small groups to discuss the relevance of each commandment in today's society. They explored various scenarios and situations where these principles could be applied. The aim was to foster critical thinking and ethical decision-making skills.
Real-Life Applications: To further reinforce the relevance of the commandments, we discussed contemporary issues and ethical dilemmas faced by individuals and society. Students were encouraged to apply the commandments to these situations and propose ethical solutions.
Reflection and Sharing: We concluded the class by providing students with an opportunity for personal reflection. They were asked to share any insights gained, personal experiences related to the commandments, or any challenges they might face in adhering to them.
Conclusion:
Through this class on the Ten Commandments, students were able to explore and understand the moral and ethical values these ancient principles embody. The interactive activities and group discussions allowed for an engaging learning experience, enabling students to connect the commandments to their own lives and the challenges they encounter. By encouraging critical thinking and reflection, the class fostered a deeper understanding of the commandments' relevance in our modern society.
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Ict presentation[1][2]
ICT stands for Information and Communications Technology and refers to technologies that are used for communicating and handling information. ICT includes computers, email, the internet, and digital television. Trinidad and Tobago's national ICT policy aims to provide affordable internet access to citizens and maximize innovation. The Ministry of Education recognizes ICT as critical for transforming society and education. Benefits of incorporating ICT in teaching include motivating students and allowing independent learning, while challenges include the digital divide and financial costs.
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Week 2 - Introduction to the use of technology in supporting learning
Week 2 - Introduction to the use of technology in supporting learningNational Institute of Education
This document provides an overview of an educational technology course, including:
- The course instructors and what to expect from the interactive, hands-on workshops focusing on practical strategies.
- Key terminology, perspectives, and definitions related to educational technology from various professional organizations are discussed to understand the "big picture".
- The history of digital technologies from the pre-microcomputer era to current mobile/open access technologies is examined to understand what was learned from the past.
- Issues impacting technology uses such as cultural, social, educational are reviewed to develop a sound rationale for integrating technology.
- Emerging trends in hardware/software and their educational applications are explored to consider the future of educational technologyIntegration of ICT in Teaching-Learning and Evaluation.pptx
This document discusses how to effectively integrate information and communication technologies (ICT) into teaching and learning. It outlines four key parameters to consider: context, teaching-learning methods, content nature, and the ICT used. Context analysis involves factors like class size, students' prior knowledge and learning styles. The content and pedagogical approach should determine the appropriate ICT tools, such as videos, animations or interactive activities. Examples provided demonstrate how different media like presentations or demonstrations can align with factual, conceptual or procedural content. Overall, the document provides a framework to strategically employ ICT based on the specific learning environment, material and desired outcomes.
Module 6: Integration of ICT in Teaching-Learning and Assessment
Learning Objectives
After going through this module, the learner will be able to
• Explain the meaning of ICT
•Identify appropriate learning resources suitable to the nature of content and teaching-learning strategies
• Explore various eContent, tools, software, hardware for teaching, learning and assessment for different subjects
• Design and implement a teaching-learning plan based on ICT-Content-Pedagogy integration
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ICT IMPLIMENTATION IN SCHOOLS.pptx
This document discusses the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education. It defines ICT and outlines how ICT can be used in education at different levels from theoretical and general perspectives to practical school-based applications. The document also discusses challenges to using ICT in Indian education and potential strategies to address these challenges including improving infrastructure, training teachers, and developing content in local languages. It emphasizes the importance of integrating ICT training into teacher education programs to better prepare future educators to leverage technology.
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1. The document discusses educational technology and how it can be used effectively in the classroom. It defines educational technology as the practice of using educational methods and resources to facilitate learning.
2. It describes how the student learned about various educational technology tools and instructional methods through taking EDTECH1 and EDTECH2 courses. These courses taught the student how to incorporate technology into their own teaching.
3. After taking these courses, the student understands the importance of educational technology for 21st century learners. The student is now able to effectively use technologies to enhance learning and create instructional materials connected to course topics.
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ICT in Education
- 1. Multimedia Instruction Idea ICT in Education
- 2. What will be covered? Introduction Learning outcomes Prospective Learners Need for the instruction Proposed Multimedia Rational for Multimedia
- 3. Introduction: ICT in Education • ICT make natural tools in education because of the simple and fundamental fact that learning is largely based on dealing with information. • In education, ICT is considered part of a solution to addressing to changing learning needs of societies. (Garrison & Anderson, 2006)
- 4. Learning Outcomes: • Increase knowlegde and understanding on the rapidly changing field of information and communications technologies. • Distinguish between technology-centered and learner-centered approaches of using ICT in teaching -learning process. • They will be able to know the world wide use of ICT in education specially in teaching- learning process with the help of examples.
- 5. Prospective Learners: • Secondary School Teachers • Primary School Teachers • Pre-Service Teachers • Anyone interested to learn the use of ICT in education.
- 6. Need for the instruction: • Teachers in Pakistan and in some other countries particularly the teachers working in public schools get very limited opportunities for training in ICT. So this multimedia instruction program(in the form of CD and website) will be easily available to them where they can learn the fundamental concepts of ICT as well as learn its meaningful utilization in the teaching-learning process.
- 7. Multimedia Proposed: • Text • Audio • Pictures • Videos
- 8. Rationale for Multimedia: • Multiple formats of multimedia (text, images, videos/animations) used in the tutorial will not only help them in rote learning but also in understanding the presented concepts and ideas of ICT integration in education. That will allow them to use their understanding in their particular subjects and situations.