Computers are a valuable source of knowledge for students. They improve students' performance by making them more focused on assignments and collaborative projects. Using computers also modernizes education by allowing students to use word processors for their work and look up lessons online instead of carrying heavy textbooks. Computers make the learning process more efficient by giving students tools and methods of communication not available offline. They have also made research much easier, allowing students to find information online in minutes that used to take hours in libraries.

1. PROF ED 7b

2. COMPUTER AS A
SOURCE OF
INFORMATIVE
KNOWLEDGE

3. Introduction
Computer is a source of informative
knowledge because every people uses
It in doing assignments, projects, reports,
research etc. We use computers
To gain knowledge and ideas. The
Students learn to use computers to improve
their own work and prepare for careers in a
world where computers have
become as common as the pencil and
paper.

4. A computer is a source of
informative knowledge
because:
It Improves Students
Performance.
Using computers gets
students to become more
focused on their work at
home, in collaborative
projects with other students
and on their own.

5. Modernizing Education
Students who use computers learn
to use word processors for work,
and subsequently they learn
computer jargon and strengthen
grammatical skills. Students can
also look up lessons on websites
or through email rather than
lugging heavy textbooks with
them every day.

6. Efficiency
Computers make the
learning process a lot more
simple and efficient, giving
students access to tools
and methods of
communication unavailable
offline.

7. Research
Technology has made research far
easier than in the past. Decades ago,
students learned history by going to the
library and thumbing through history books
and encyclopaedias. Today, many of those
same books are available in digital format
and can be accessed online. As the Internet
has grown, so too has the available research
options. Students can research topics in
minutes rather than the hours it used to take.

8. The end!