Charts 3 Introduction 4 D-Learning 5 Reference 6 List of Table List of Charts Introduction Instructors frequently are called upon to teach people who are scattered across a large geographic area. While it’s sometime necessary to bring together those individuals in one location, their learning needs often can be met remotely. Without sacrificing the quality education learners expect from a classroom-based program, trainers can use d-learning, e-learning and m-learning strategies to develop
methodology for developing e-learning a success. The paper concludes with a discussion on the demerits of the existing system, merits of the proposed model in a detailed manner. INTRODUCTION
include on education that give student device called e-book this device have argument with two group of people first group believe e-book is good device to make students to get chap copy of the book without bought original copy of the book. On other hand, people believe this device make students feel more stress and uncomfortable while reading front screen that herm their eyes.I agree with e-book shouldn’t encourage in education because e-book doesn’t give feeling like reading real book you must
application, encompassing: radio, television, cellular phones, computer and network hardware and software, satellite systems and so on, as well as the various services and applications associated with them, such as videoconferencing and distance learning. ICTs are often spoken of in a particular context, such as ICTs in education, health care, or libraries. (Anon., 2007-2016) For the past decades technological changes and inventions opened new doors to communication technology. Nowadays ICT has
language finally reached the publishing industry by the help of Mobile Electronic Books – or Mobile E-Books where you can now buy and download various kinds of e-bookstores, articles and textbooks online with the use of your finger tips . Modern technology is becoming the main part of daily living of most of the people and being able to update the technology in school could be an edge to others school. E-Books or electronic book is a
and Lifelong Learning Skills -Summer 2014- sec. 01 Assignment One There are a variety of developed and effective learning methods present in today’s educational environment. The range varies from visual and aural to kinesthetic learning- of which will be elaborated and discussed further on. The spectrum of learning methods is a broad one and its constituents are exalted and exercised through the concept of “blended learning”. Blending learning is the integration
Non-Immersive Virtual Environment for Enhanced Learning First Srivatshan.P.K, Second Sudharsanan.T.V, and Third JagathRatchagan.S, Fourth Saraboje.V, IEEE Abstract Virtual reality has achieved an adequate level of development for it to be considered in innovative applications such as education, training, and research in higher education Virtual reality offers both opportunities and challenges for the educational sector. One of the challenges of virtual reality technology is the costs associated
a large consumer base and lot of revenue comes from this sector. But we can see that every aspect has some advantages and disadvantages so does the data analysis area, there certainly are some pros and cons. We can see that providing consistent information is a tough task and it is not always that a data will be able to provide everything, this certainly is a big disadvantage and moreover we see
The role of ICT in the industry. If we look at how technology has changed and improved in the last 15 years,its evident its has improved in a truomandus rate.Moore’s law roughly states that technology evolves every two years. ICT plays a big role in anything in todays society without us even not noticing.ICT has changed our daily lives trumandously.It has changed the way we do business,the way we live,the way we interact and most importantly, the way we learn.Its obvious in this Golden Age of technology
future education looks like? With the help of technologies, all students and teachers will improve their ways or skills of teaching and learning. The use of technology may increases in academic achievement. Steve Johnson (2005), in his nationally bestselling book