The Computer Ate My Teacher by Tasherra
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Technology is becoming more integrated into education, with online and blended learning growing in popularity among students. Studies have shown that online students can perform as well or better than those receiving traditional face-to-face instruction. While computers and mobile devices are useful education tools, teachers are still needed to guide students and make discoveries fun and engaging by utilizing new technologies like social media, video presentations, and interactive classroom techniques.
The Computer Ate My Teacher by Tasherra
- 1. The Computer Ate My TeacherTechnology and the new face of today’s classroom
- 2. Many education institutions are being challenged to expand their online learning portfolio by integrating social media or leveraging digital resources.
- 3. Estudents in online learning conditions performed better than getting face-to-face instruction.
- 4. Elearning is becoming more popular and accepted widely by students.
- 6. Facebook, Twitter, Yammer, and Google.
- 7. 140-character snippets from Twitter.
- 8. New cutting-edge software called Prezi.
- 9. BLOGS
- 10. The web today is where the popular academic goals are easy to achieve.
- 11. i.e. chats, whiteboards, and instant messaging.
- 12. Image and link sharing sites and creative video presentations allow learners to make fun “on-the-fly” discoveries in the classroom
- 13. Will technology replace teachers?
- 14. It is really easy to use the internet.
- 15. SIR (International for the U.S. Department of Education).
- 16. High-school students demands new technology.
- 17. Computers and mobile devices are tools for educating young minds.
- 18. Immediacy
- 19. Immediacy is now available in live classroom settings.
- 20. Interactive zoom-focus bubbling technique.
- 22. “synchronous”
- 23. “Guide by the Side, not Sage on the stage”.
- 24. Classroom blog or vlog.
- 25. “What is the next generation of elearing?”