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This document discusses how technology is useful for both teachers and students. It notes that technology makes teaching more time-saving, engaging, and productive by allowing teachers to better manage their classes and achieve better results. For students, technology motivates and actively involves them in learning. The document also provides guidance on how to create video clips, including choosing a topic, finding materials while respecting copyrights, selecting video-editing software, and wishing the reader luck.
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- 1. Technologies Tamuna Bajelidze 29/09/2012
- 2. The importance of technology • Why is technology useful? • How does it help a teacher? • How does it help a student? 2
- 3. Why is technology useful? • Interesting • Effective • Productive 3
- 4. How does it help a teacher? • Time saving. • Teacher is mobilized. • Helps to manage class. • To get better result. 4
- 5. How does it help a student? STUDENTS ARE: • Motivated. • Involved. • Active. 5
- 6. How to make a video clip. • Choose the topic. • Find materials for clip. E.g. pictures, music and so on.( Be careful copy rights). • Choose a program where you can work and make a video clip. 6
- 7. Programs • Power point. • Movie maker. • Coral video studio. • Adobe after effects. • Pinnacle studio. 7
- 8. Thank you & Good luck. 8