IMPORTANCE OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION by Anna Marie D. Tampan EdTech 2D 2015
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Technology can make education more enjoyable for both students and teachers by providing easy access to information to construct knowledge. Its flexibility and adaptability supports different learning styles and enhances student achievement by motivating and engaging students in various activities. Technology also increases collaboration, allowing students to share ideas and information to support lifelong learning.
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Technology is now widely used as an instructional tool in classrooms rather than just a subject of instruction. It can engage and motivate students by allowing them to collaborate, access current information online, and make learning more fun through virtual lessons and tablets. However, teachers still struggle to integrate various technology tools into the curriculum and there are challenges like student distraction, safety issues, lack of face-to-face interaction, cost and time concerns, constant software updates, and technology problems. Careful implementation is needed to maximize the benefits of technology in education.
techonology in education
Technology can increase educational productivity by accelerating learning and reducing costs. Educational technology refers to both the processes of learning theory and models of curriculum design, as well as the tools used, such as films, slides, computers, and the internet. Technology engages learners, facilitates unique experiences, and enables different learning approaches while also improving teacher productivity and building students' skills. Effective educational technology is accessible, beneficial, cost-effective, demonstrates concepts that can't be shown as easily without technology, and is easy to use. Examples of technologies used in education include social networks like Lore, flipped classrooms, lesson sharing with LessonCast, computer-assisted language learning (CALL), and online boards (eBoards) for communication.
UDL Overview
The document discusses Universal Design for Learning (UDL), which aims to give all students equal opportunities to learn by providing multiple means of representation, expression, and engagement. UDL has three principles - providing options for perception, expression, and physical action. The document outlines how UDL-aligned lessons use technology and multimedia to engage students in active learning. When incorporated into curriculum, UDL motivates learning for all students regardless of abilities. Examples of UDL tools that support teachers and students are provided.
Introduction to technology integration
Knowing the grounds of Educational Technology, as educators, we must be knowledgeable on how to integrate it to our learning and teaching pedagogy.
How Technology is Changing Education Sector
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IMPORTANCE OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION by Anna Marie D. Tampan EdTech 2D 2015
- 3. the involving technology in the educational process makes education more enjoyable both for the instructors and the learners. Makes Education Enjoyable
- 4. Access to information we can get to know new information without hassle student learn more in less time
- 5. solve problems that we don't even know are problems yet Construct knowledge
- 6. Flexibility and Adaptability which does cater to a variety of learning processes. its flexibility and adaptability to differentiated learning
- 7. it engage them into different activities it motivate student Enhance student achievement
- 8. Increase Collaboration student can share their ideas and get information with someone for lifelong learning and works