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There are five categories of computer software used in classrooms: productivity, research, communication, problem-solving, and educational software. Productivity software includes word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software. Research software allows students to search for information online. Communication software facilitates interaction without speaking. Problem-solving software engages students through games and simulations. Educational software teaches concepts through tutorials, testing, and feedback.
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The document discusses the significant role of computers in education, highlighting advantages such as efficient storage, quick processing, and enhanced presentation of information. It emphasizes the importance of computer literacy, real-life applications in teaching, and modern educational technologies like interactive whiteboards and portable devices. Additionally, it touches upon the challenges posed by computer viruses and provides references for further reading.Cooperative learning with the computer and the software as an educational res...
Cooperative learning with the computer and the software as an educational res...Rona Marie Prado
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Five elements are needed for cooperative learning: a common goal, interdependence, interaction, individual accountability, and social skills. Cooperative learning encourages active learning and motivation, increases academic performance, promotes literacy and language skills, and improves teacher effectiveness. Studies show that students in computer groups interact and help each other, contradicting fears that computers isolate students. Cooperative learning can be implemented online or in classrooms, synchronously or asynchronously, by assigning mixed-ability teams, establishing interdependence, teaching social skills, ensuring accountability, and helping groups process information.Ad
Chapter 4 presentation
- 1. Computer Software in Todays Classroom Veronica Lugo Nereida Antunez
- 2. Question #1 How do you use computer software in your classroom?
- 3. Software Categories Productivity Software Research Software Communication Software Problem-Solving Software Educational Software There are five software categories used in todays classrooms.
- 4. Productivity Software Word Processing Spreadsheets Presentation Software Database Graphic Organizers Graphic Software Digital Audio Editing Digital Video Editing Multimedia Authoring Software This type of software can be utilized to create different artifacts and products.
- 5. Research Software This type of software can be found on the internet for the purpose of researching information related to a theme. Browsers Search Engines Plug-ins
- 6. Question #2 The majority of the students in this area speak English as a second language. How would the use of computer software benefit these students?
- 7. Communication Software Communication software allows people to communicate without verbal interaction. Asynchronous Digital Communication Software Synchronous Digital Communication Software
- 8. Problem-Solving Software Games Simulators In problem-solving software, students are able to entertain themselves while they are using critical thinking skills to learn something new.
- 9. Educational Software Educational software is formulated to teach students concepts, practice, feedback, performance tracking over time, and data input beyond answering questions. Drill and Practice Tutorials Integrated learning systems Process tools Testing Software
- 10. Question #3 Now that we know about the different software, what are some advantages or disadvantages that students may encounter when using such software?