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The document discusses how technology has changed classrooms from the past to the 21st century. Early classrooms relied on chalkboards, films, and television for presentations, while today every student has access to computers and uses tools like PowerPoint and smart boards. In the past, classrooms focused on repetition and compliance from students, whereas now they emphasize engagement, problem-solving skills, and preparing students for their future. Technology allows for project-based learning, quick research, and helps all types of learners access information. While technology provides benefits like increased engagement and information access, it also presents challenges like reduced social and handwriting skills from over-reliance on computers.
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Assignment
1. The document discusses current high-tech classroom techniques such as projectors, interactive whiteboards, smart boards, digital textbooks, cameras, audio enhancement systems, online grading systems, class blogs, and publishing student works.
2. It notes that projectors are mainly used for multimedia presentations to save teachers time over writing on chalkboards. Interactive whiteboards allow touch interaction and digital writing on projections of the computer desktop.
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- 1. Technology Into the 21st century
- 2. New Ways to Present Information Early school rooms 21st century school rooms
- 3. Technology has changed the face of the classroom Early school rooms -chalkboards -radio presentations -films -television (hurray for Sesame Street) -teaching machines -white boards -computers first used by department of defense use limited to a few games use of presentations via PowerPoint Today -computers in the hands of every student with expectations to use and create a multimedia presentation -smart boards
- 4. Presentation of Material Older school rooms • Repetition • non-involvement • Skilled to be compliant • Teacher does most of the talking Today’s school rooms • Engagement and problem based • Preparing for future in any job • Looking into understanding why
- 5. Technology into the 21st century Classrooms are project based with students creating and answering their own questions Computers allow for quick researching and use of multiple research tools Creating logical thinkers with the problem based approach Helping students be successful in college full of technology expectations Gives more access to varied learners though all the advancements (Special needs students)
- 6. Good and Bad Good • Gaining information quickly • engagement of students • Gaining logical thinkers and problem solvers • Rote learning diminished • Access for all to the technology Bad • Social skills • Loss of handwriting skills • Less reliance on our own brain to do certain tasks • Cancer related outcomes from overuse