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This document discusses technology use and integration in education as well as online and digital education. It notes that technology can support teaching, learning, and evaluation processes as well as teacher professional development. However, extensive research is needed on new technologies like artificial intelligence before large-scale implementation. The document also outlines challenges with online and digital education, including developing teachers' digital skills, limitations of certain online subjects, large-scale online assessment, over-reliance on screens, lack of digital infrastructure in some areas, and bridging the digital divide.
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- 2. Thrust of technological interventions Teaching- learning and evaluation processes Supporting teacher preparation & professional development Enhancing educational access Removing language barriers Streamlining educational management and administration Access to students Technology Use and Integration
- 3. Disruptive technology- Artificial Intelligence (AI) 3D/7D Virtual Reality - has emerged Extensive research is needed in New technologies (involving artificial intelligence, machine learning, block chains, smart boards, handheld computing devices, adaptive computer testing and other forms of educational software and hardware) Before scaling up interventions, the use and integration of technology to improve multiple aspects of education should be rigorously and transparently evaluated in relevant contexts Technology Use and Integration Thrust of technological interventions
- 4. Digital competencies of teachers to meet further need Limitation in delivering certain types of courses/ subjects in online/ digital space Online assessment on scale Becoming screen based education Unavailability of open and public digital resources infrastructure Bridging Digital divide Online and Digital Education: Challenges Online and Digital Education