School Education – Computer aided learning– E-learning

By – Hoang Le

Class – 11F

Higher level presentation

Table of content

What is computer-based technology The benefits/limitations of technology Looking at the technology from the social

point of view Looking at the technology from the ethical

point of view Conclusion/Personal response

Computer based learning

Most computer aided programs used in many schools with a high standard of facilities ( such as ISHCMC ) that support learning, enhance and enable student to boost their capability

Computers are used for teaching and studying in classroom

E-learning and computer built-in software and programs can help students to discover thei style of learning – auditory, visual or kinesthetic

Benefits - Limitation

Quality education made affordable to schools

Greater on-demand availability of information received

Self control, adapting to make suitable for many types of learner – Programs designed for students with disability

Interactivity engage users, making learning a more enjoyable environment

Resourceful, maximizing the potential of students who are capable of processing information

Many poor countries doesn’t share the same privilege as students

Difficulties with adapting to technology

Technology reliance can have an effects on social skills

Information sharing online can be off mere accuracy, unless officially confirmed by a reliable organization or settings

Minor help problems such as eye disorder

Ethical/Social issue

Online information reliance/Information with no clear ownership lacks of reliability

Plagiarism – unethical Cheating is made easier

with technology Information are taken to be their own words

Language difficulties Loss of focus in class Online interaction can

deform social skills in various ways

Course content generated by computer based programs can be culturally offensive to certain members of the class -

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