Innovation in education
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The document discusses educational innovation and the changing ways that students learn and receive education. It notes that students now spend significant time online and using technology for various activities. Data is presented showing that students spend around 3 hours per day online, use email to communicate with professors for 91% of students, and 98% read e-textbooks. The document also outlines some innovative practices used in Nepali colleges, such as case studies, internships, projects, seminars, guest lectures, and using technologies like computers, tablets, social media, and e-learning tools. Both advantages like promoting independent learning and easier access to information, and disadvantages like laziness and distraction are discussed.
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Innovation in education
- 1. BY ROSHAN SOB MBA 4th sem MUSOM
- 2. DEFINITION “the process of making changes to something established by introducing something new.” It applies to “…radical or incremental changes to products, processes or services.” Over the years there have been many changes in the way education is designed and delivered in parts of the world
- 3. Students are increasingly disengaged – they are spending much of their free time on the Internet, learning and exchanging new information — often via their social networks
- 4. Students will spend: 3 hours a day online 2.5 hours a day listening to music 68%text 51%Social network 34%Several times per day 23%Heavy social media
- 5. 91% of students used email to communicate with professors 98% of students read etextbooks 65% use digital devices to create presentations 73% of college students said they can’t study without technology
- 11. Innovation in Nepali collage classroom Case studies Internship Projects and thesis works Seminars Article review Video clips Movies News reading session Online Guest lecture Discussion on drama, arts, culture
- 12. Technology used in education Computer tablets and mobile phones Social networking Webcams Whiteboard Virtual class E-learning authoring tools Full time online school
- 13. Advantage Promote independent learning for the student Easier access to information Promotes exciting way go get education
- 14. Disadvantage Laziness in studying Forgetting the basic way of studying Internet can to distraction
- 16. THANK YOU
Editor's Notes
- 73% of college students said they can’t study without technology
- 12 million college students currently take one or more classes online This figure is expected to exceed 22 million in 5 years