Ict Tools & The Utilization
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This document discusses ICT tools that can be used for teaching, including hardware such as audio/visual equipment, CD-ROMs, laptops, and projectors to improve listening/speaking skills and facilitate e-learning. It also mentions Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint software as effective tools for teachers to convey information to students. The conclusion restates that ICT tools include both hardware and software that can help teachers deliver content and engage students.
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- 1. ICT Tools & The Utilization Created & Presented By Ika Amalia
- 2. Hardware •Audio or Audio Visual •CD-ROM •Laptop •Projector
- 3. Audio or Audio Visual As facilities for teachers and students to improve listening and speaking skill.
- 4. CD-ROM As e-learning facility or course facility which contain e-book, grammar test, and listening test.
- 5. Laptop As a teaching media for teachers, students, and profitable use of internet.
- 6. Projector As a transfer media from laptop to whiteboard as a monitor .
- 8. conclusion • ICT tools consist of hardware and software. • Audio & Audio Visual, CD-ROM, Laptop, and Projector as teacher’s facilities are usually used to convey information for students. • Ms. Word, Excel, and Power point are applicable for teacher to be effective way in teaching process.