Roles of ICT in Education
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ICTs are tools used to produce, store, process, distribute and exchange information that have transformed education by allowing students and teachers to communicate, learn, access information, and be entertained. ICTs can serve multiple teaching functions by being used for drill and practice, problem solving, and accessing information across different fields. They also enable different teaching modes like classroom interactive learning, independent learning, networked learning, and organizational learning. ICTs allow information to be delivered instantly and widely at low cost through the internet.
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"Technology makes the world a new place."
The Roles of Educational Technology in Learning.
Educational technology can play both traditional and constructivist roles in learning. Traditionally, technology delivers instructional content similarly to a teacher. However, from a constructivist perspective, technology helps learners build their own interpretations of the world by engaging them in active, meaningful learning processes. It can serve as a tool for knowledge construction, an information vehicle for exploring perspectives, and a social medium and intellectual partner for learning through discourse, reflection, and problem-solving in real-world contexts. When used from either role, research shows technology increases student learning, understanding, achievement, and motivation to learn collaboratively.
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Roles of ICT in Education
- 1. Roles of ICT in Education
- 3. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) “ICT’s are basically information-handling tools – a varied set of goods, application and services that are used to produce, store, process, distribute and exchange information”
- 4. It has transformed every aspect in the teaching and learning process
- 5. Students and teachers make use of these when they try to: Communicate
- 6. Students and teachers make use of these when they try to: learn
- 7. Students and teachers make use of these when they try to: Access information
- 8. Students and teachers make use of these when they try to: Entertain
- 9. Students and teachers make use of these when they try to: Even to help them in the daily task
- 10. Roles of ICT in Education It can serve multiple teaching functions. ICT can be used as drill and practice, to help solve problems, to access information in different fields.
- 11. Roles of ICT in Education It can be used in different teaching modes. These learning modes (Spring,2004) include: classroom interactive learning, independent learning, networked learning, organizational learning and managed learning.
- 12. Roles of ICT in Education Information can be delivered in an instant. Because of the internet, you can deliver information in a wide coverage at low cost.
- 13. Prepared by: Ara Marie Q. Mendoza BSE III-Physical Science