Monday, 8 July 2013

use of computer in education field

Computers are used in a variety of settings in educational field. They can be used by guidance counselors, administrators, web masters, library media specialists, students, teachers, clerical workers and food service employees for many different reasons. Computers lend an organizational hand to schools, and they also improve productivity in several areas. For these reasons, computer technology has become an essential part of the educational system. 
         Teachers use computers for a variety of reasons. They use computers to keep electronic grade books; maintain and update personal websites to share information with families; communicate with other teachers, parents and administrators and use software to create classroom newsletters. Teachers also use computers to access information, engage in video conferencing, research various topics and create and update lesson plans. Teachers use computers to design personalized web-based learning programs for students, and they also allow teachers to design assignment requirements and web quests for student use. Finally, teachers can use computer technology to generate and utilize electronic testing for their students.
         In school settings, students use computers to learn both with and from technology. Computers enable students to research a variety of subjects, create projects to demonstrate learning and sort and synthesize information. Students can also use computers to view assignment guidelines and requirements at home and communicate with teachers about assignments. Some students use computers to blog about what they've learned or communicate with other students around the world.

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