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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLGY
DEFINITION
technology processes and tools can be used to solve problems.
OBJECTIVES
to let learner get used to how educational technology can be utilized during teaching-learning process.
to let learner know the importance of educational technology
to impart skills in planning, designing, using and evaluating the technology
CHARACTERISTICS
various methods are used, for example, micro-teaching method, simulated teaching, and audio-visual aids.
psychology, science, technology, system, and art are used.
helpful in making the teaching process objective clear, interesting, and scientific.
FUNCTIONS
to organize the contents.
to convert behavioral objectives into learning.
to analyze characteristics of the learners.
to evaluate the perfomance of the students.
IMPORTANCE AND NEED
increasing the effectiveness on teaching-learning process
maximizing the output
ADVANTAGES OF TECHNOLOGY IN CLASSROOM
prepare students for the future.
increases students engagement and motivation
supports differentiated instruction
supports universal design for learning practices
provides current information and wider access
improves instructional delivery
immediate formative assessment
DISADVANTAGES OF TECHNOLOGY IN CLASSROOM
management
new skills
maintenance
costs
time
EXAMPLE OF HARDWARE
flat screen monitor
digital camera
smart board
LCD projector
printer
EXAMPLE OF SOFTWARE
microsoft office
adobe photoshop
adobe flash
CHAPTER 2: TYPES OF
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS
WHAT IS TEACHING AIDS?
tools purposefully designed to overcome verbal deficiencies in communication
play a key role in teaching-learning situations.
divided into different types of function and usability.
TRADITIONAL TOOLS/AIDS
chalks
white board
black board
duster
ADVANTAGES OF TRADITIONAL TOOLS
cheap
can be used in board day light
no maintenance costs
NON PROJECTED TOOLS
do not require projector, projection screen or electricity
2D and 3D are non projected
2D EXAMPLES
graphs: define as a visual representation of numerical data.
4 types of graphs: line graph, bar graph, circle/pie graph, pictorial graph
maps: used in geography, history, and economics studies.
: maps should be accurate, well planned, wall-mounted.
charts: a combination of pictorial, numerical or vertical.
: main function is to show relationship such as claasification and organization
3D EXAMPLES
models: used for demonstrating the 3D of real things or abstract things.
PROJECTED TOOLS
tools where a bright light passed through transparent picture.
TYPES OF PROJECTED TOOLS
Digital projected
Over head projector
Laptop / computer
CHAPTER 3: AUDIO VISUAL TOOLS
TYPES
AUDIO AIDS: radio, tape-recorder, audio cassette player
VISUAL AIDS: chart, black and white board, maps, pictures
AUDIO VISUAL AIDS: LCD project, film project, computer
INTRO OF AUDIO VISUAL TOOLS
called as instruction material
audio: hearing , visual: found by seeing.
learn through our sense organs
ADVANTAGES OF AUDIO VISUAL TOOLS
to make learning process more effective
to grab attention of students
build interest and motivation
DISADVANTAGES OF AUDIO VISUAL TOOLS
students distraction
expensive
need space
technical problems
CHARACTERISTICS
interest
minimize verbalism
relevancy
useful and purposeful teaching
WHO CAN TAKE BENEFIT?
having language disorder
autism spectrum disorder
down syndrome