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This document discusses the role of computers in education as information and communication technology. It identifies the invention of the computer as the third revolution in education, after the printing press and the introduction of libraries. The document outlines the basic software installed on a typical personal computer, including Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, Excel, and internet browsers, which allow computers to be used for composing documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and accessing online resources like email, news, and educational materials.
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[1] The document discusses the history of educational technology from 1905 to the present, including the introduction of museums, radios, audiovisual equipment, television, and computers in schools.
[2] While these technologies enriched classroom resources available to teachers, they generally maintained traditional classroom practices with teachers in control of instruction rather than transforming education.
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Educational technology refers to the use of technology in educational settings and has a general meaning of using computers, TVs and other electronics for instructional purposes. The history of educational technology shows that radios were one of the first technologies used in schools in the early 20th century, and during World War II audiovisual tools supported military training. In later decades, behaviorsim and constructivism influenced the development of computer-assisted instructional programs, and instructional television was a focus of the 1950s-1960s with the establishment of educational TV channels. By the 1980s, computers were widely used in schools for instruction.
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This document discusses the role of computers in education. It states that the computer is recognized as the third revolution in education, after the printing press and libraries. The document defines what a computer is and discusses how computer technology has transformed education through computer-assisted instruction, amplifying learning in areas like reading and writing. It describes how computers became integrated instructional and educational communication media through capabilities like the Internet, email, and educational software. The document also provides examples of common computer applications and operating systems that are used in education.
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This document discusses the history and evolution of computer-assisted language learning (CALL). It describes three models of CALL: (1) behavioristic CALL from the 1950s-1970s, which used computers to deliver instructional materials; (2) communicative CALL from the 1970s-1980s, which provided skill practice in a non-drill format; and (3) integrative CALL from the 1990s onward, which leveraged multimedia and the internet to allow language learners to communicate with others. It also discusses how information and communication technologies (ICT) have become important tools for development by gathering and analyzing information to support progress toward development goals.
Computer as Information in Communication Technology
This document discusses how computers and information and communication technologies (ICTs) can be used for education. It outlines three approaches to using computers and the Internet for teaching and learning: learning about, with, and through these technologies. ICTs can help expand access to education by allowing asynchronous learning and access to online resources. They can also improve education quality by making learning more motivating, collaborative, creative, integrative, and evaluative. Specific examples of how ICTs support these improvements are provided.
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This document discusses how computers and information and communication technologies (ICTs) can be used for education. It describes three approaches to using computers and the Internet for teaching and learning: learning about, with, and through these technologies. ICTs help expand access to education by allowing asynchronous learning and access to online resources. They can also improve education quality by motivating learning, enabling collaboration, promoting creativity and integration, and allowing evaluative and self-directed learning. Specific examples of how ICTs facilitate these benefits are provided.
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This document discusses the use of computer technology and information and communication technologies (ICT) in education. It covers three main points:
1. Through computer technology, educators saw amplified learning along with computer literacy, and modern students can now interact with and respond to computer messages and programs, as well as form messages using computer languages.
2. ICT includes technologies like computers, the internet, broadcasting, and telephony that are used to communicate, create, disseminate, store and manage information digitally. ICT helps expand access to education through asynchronous learning and access to global resources.
3. ICT can improve quality of education by motivating learning, enabling collaborative and integrative learning, and allowing evalu
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[1] The document discusses the history of educational technology from 1905 to the present, including the introduction of museums, radios, audiovisual equipment, television, and computers in schools.
[2] While these technologies enriched classroom resources available to teachers, they generally maintained traditional classroom practices rather than transforming education. The culture of schooling with teachers in charge of instruction remained constant.
[3] Now computers are used more widely in schools to support student research, inquiry, presentation skills, and access to learning resources both within and beyond the classroom. However, technology alone does not guarantee learning - it must be well-designed and implemented to advance education.
Ppt esposito florencia y paslawski elisa
[1] The document discusses the history of educational technology from 1905 to the present, including the introduction of museums, radios, audiovisual equipment, television, and computers in schools.
[2] While each new technology was initially seen as transformative, they ultimately served to maintain traditional classroom practices with teachers in charge rather than challenging the standard model of instruction.
[3] Nowadays, computers are used more as tools for research, inquiry-based learning, multimedia presentations, and accessing online resources, but the impact depends on how well the technology is designed and integrated into the learning process.
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- 1. Lesson 9 Computers as Information and Communication Technology Philippine Electronics and Communication Institute of Technology Prepared by: Sevilla, Regelyn Sayon, Rommel Tuda, Rey-ann
- 2. In educational technology course 1 the role of the computer in education as well discussed. It was pointed out that the advent of the computer is recognized as the third revolution in education . This was first invention of the printing press ; the second , the introduction of libraries; and the third , the invention of the computer , especially so with the advent of the microcomputer in1975.
- 3. The Personal Computer (PC) as ICT In nineties, it was still possible to distinguish between instructional media and the educational communication media. Instructional media is consist of audio-visual aids that served to enhance and enriched the teaching learning process. Educational communication media comprise the media of communication to audiences including learners using the print, film, radio, television or satellite means of communication.
- 4. The normally installed in an ordinary modern PC: •Microsoft Office – program for composing texts, graphics, photos, into letters, articles, report, etc. •Power-point – for preparing lecture presentations. •Excel – for spreadsheets and similar graphic sheets. •Internet Explorer – access to the internet. •Yahoo or Google – websites; e-mail, chat rooms, blog sites, news service (print/video) educational software's etc. •Adobe Reader – graphs/photo composition and editing •MSN – mail/chat messaging •Windows media player – CD, VCD player •Cyberlink Power – DVD player •Windows media player – editing film/video •GameHouse – video games