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The document discusses various uses of the Internet for education purposes. It describes how the Internet allows for global communication and sharing of information. Some key applications of the Internet for education mentioned include email for communication, navigating the web for research, creating homepages to share information, accessing online education services, electronic learning/e-learning, and distance learning where students can take online courses.
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The document discusses the basics of the internet including how it is coordinated through TCP/IP protocols, how individuals must pay monthly fees to access providers while organizations pay sign-up fees, and how the vast amount of online information can be overwhelming to navigate. It also outlines some educational uses like students corresponding with pen pals in other states to learn about different places, and how schools are starting to take advantage of internet resources to supplement learning. The document concludes with an activity suggesting students take an online tutorial on internet basics and then share their experiences in class.
Ict assignment
1. The document discusses the scope of information and communication technology (ICT) in education. ICT deals with communication technology and how it impacts fields like education.
2. In education, ICT is used for the teaching and learning process, publication, evaluation, and research. For teaching and learning, ICT allows for rich multimedia presentations and online learning resources.
3. ICT also enables digital publication of educational materials like e-books, making knowledge more accessible worldwide. Evaluation can be done online through tests, software for results and feedback, and progress reports. Research is aided by search engines, e-libraries, and access to information on the internet.
Ict assignment
ICT plays a wide-ranging role in education. It is used for teaching and learning through multimedia presentations, online resources, and more. ICT facilitates publication of educational materials like e-books, making knowledge more accessible globally. It also supports evaluation through online testing, feedback, and analysis of results. ICT tools help research by providing search engines, e-libraries, and open access to information to identify and solve problems creatively. Overall, ICT enhances education in many areas from classroom instruction to research.
Ict assignment
ICT plays a wide-ranging role in education. It is used for teaching and learning through multimedia presentations, online resources, and more. ICT allows for easy publication of educational materials like e-books, notes, and encyclopedias which can be distributed worldwide cheaply. It also facilitates evaluation through online tests, feedback software, and analysis of test results. ICT supports research by providing search engines, e-libraries, and internet access to identify and creatively solve research problems. Overall, technology continues to advance the field of ICT and bring many benefits to education.
Ict assignment
1. The document discusses the scope of information and communication technology (ICT) in education. ICT deals with communication technology and how it impacts fields like education.
2. In education, ICT is used for the teaching and learning process, publication, evaluation, and research. For teaching and learning, ICT allows for rich multimedia presentations and online learning resources.
3. ICT also enables digital publication of educational materials like e-books, making knowledge more accessible worldwide. Evaluation can be done online through tests, software for results and feedback, and progress reports. Research is aided by search engines, e-libraries, and access to information on the internet.
Ict assignment
1. The document discusses the scope of information and communication technology (ICT) in education. ICT deals with communication technology and how it impacts different fields, including education.
2. In education, ICT is used for teaching and learning processes, publications, evaluation, and research. For teaching and learning, ICT allows for rich multimedia presentations and resources. Publications using ICT can more cheaply disseminate information worldwide in digital formats like e-books.
3. Evaluation using ICT enables online testing, feedback, and analysis of student and teacher performance. Research is aided by search engines, e-libraries, and access to information on the internet, allowing for more creative and original solutions.
Ict assignment
1. The document discusses the scope of information and communication technology (ICT) in education. ICT deals with communication technology and how it impacts fields like education.
2. In education, ICT is used for the teaching and learning process, publication, evaluation, and research. For teaching and learning, ICT allows for rich multimedia presentations and online learning resources.
3. ICT also enables digital publication of educational materials like e-books, making knowledge more accessible worldwide. Evaluation can be done online through tests, software for results and feedback, and progress reports. Research is aided by search engines, e-libraries, and access to information on the internet.
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The Internet is a worldwide system of interconnected computer networks that began as a US military project. It allows users to access and share information across vast distances. Today, the Internet is a public resource used by billions of people worldwide as a primary source of information through activities like social media, online shopping, communication, and more. While it provides vast access to information and opportunities for connection, overreliance on the Internet also poses risks like reduced social skills, spread of misinformation, and security/privacy issues that come with vast data collection online. Care must be taken to achieve a balanced use of both online and real-world information sources and interactions.
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The internet-and-education
- 3. INTERNET Is a global system of interconnected computer networks that interchange data by packet switching using the standardized Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP).
- 4. It carries various information resources and services, such as electronic mail, online chat, file transfer and file sharing, online gaming, and the inter-linked hypertext documents and other resources of the World Wide Web(WWW). INTERNET
- 5. INTERNET Communication and information are the two basic uses of the Internet that make it purposeful for people in the field of education.
- 6. There are two recent adaptations of Internet technology that are considered communication tools enabling easy information sharing within workgroups; •Intranet •Extranet INTERNET
- 7. INTRANET Generic term for a collection of private computer networks within an organization.
- 8. EXTRANET Computer network that allows controlled access from the outside for specific business or educational purposes.
- 10. The most widely used part of the Internet specially in the field of education is the World Wide Web (often abbreviated “www” or called “the web”) that has its outstanding feature of hypertext, which makes it teacher and student friendly.
- 11. The following applications of internet are the most useful for education:
- 12. A. Global E-Mail (Electronic Mail) Electronic-mail applications have many educational uses primarily because they require and aid in the development of basic skills such as reading, writing, and researching. Applications of Internet
- 13. Global E-mail
- 14. Examples of educational benefits from this application abound in the professional literature, include these: •Local news reporter •Local weather person •Conducting surveys •Problem solvers •Story starters Global E-mail
- 15. B. Information Navigation Navigating the web for information has become one of the more popular application of the internet among educational institutions. Students as well as teachers and the general public do it not just for fun, but to satisfy one’s curiosity. Applications of Internet
- 16. Navigating on the web can be significant “time-sink” and is especially enjoyable when valuable information-navigation and purposeful experiences result. Information Navigation
- 18. C. Creating A Homepage Developing homepages is growing popular as an educational activity on the internet. Developing a homepage is an educationally valuable activity; however, schools must think creatively and seriously about how they want themselves be exposed to the internet community since the major purpose of this is communication and information sharing. Applications of Internet
- 20. D. On-line Education services To provide this kind of service to students and school personnel, schools can connect to the internet in several ways: they can establish their own internet connections via s slip; they can connect via an on-line service provider by a local nonprofit organization from other colleges, nearby universities, or government agencies; or they can subscribe to commercial on-line service providers. Applications of Internet
- 21. Online education provides resources for students who don’t normally have the opportunity to access the internet at home and do not have enough financial resources to avail commercial internet access and services. On-line Education Services
- 23. E. Electronic Learning or e-learning Electronic-learning or e-learning typically means using a computer to deliver part, or all of a course whether it’s in a school, or from any source of a learning course. Others refer to it as a computer-enhanced learning which may be used interchangeably with so many contexts with what one means or speaks of ‘eLearning’. Applications of Internet
- 25. The benefits of using e-learning are: •Time and money saving; •Learning anytime and anywhere; •Easy tracking for progress; •Individualized and discreet. Electronic Learning
- 26. F. Distance Learning/Education With this facility, anyone can take up short-term courses offered by a certain institution with the course material available online, attend virtual classes, learn, and appear for exams. Online courses can provide better opportunity for people of all ages and take up education of their choice, according to their interest, hobby, inclination and even wish. Applications of InternetApplications of Internet