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    Use of ICT in Teaching and Learning: CAI Computer-Aided Instruction / CBT Computer-Based Training

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    Schools, universities, and colleges use learning technology like computers, multimedia materials, networks, and communication systems to aid in teaching and learning. There are several types of computer-assisted learning including computer-aided instruction (CAI), computer-based training (CBT), computer-aided learning (CAL), and computer-based learning (CBL). These approaches use computers and software as learning resources to deliver course content, assess student progress, and facilitate communication between students and teachers.

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    Schools, universities, and colleges use learning technology like computers, multimedia materials, networks, and communication systems to aid in teaching and learning. There are several types of computer-assisted learning including computer-aided instruction (CAI), computer-based training (CBT), computer-aided learning (CAL), and computer-based learning (CBL). These approaches use computers and software as learning resources to deliver course content, assess student progress, and facilitate communication between students and teachers.

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    Schools, universities, and colleges use learning technology like computers, multimedia materials, networks, and communication systems to aid in teaching and learning. There are several types of computer-assisted learning including computer-aided instruction (CAI), computer-based training (CBT), computer-aided learning (CAL), and computer-based learning (CBL). These approaches use computers and software as learning resources to deliver course content, assess student progress, and facilitate communication between students and teachers.

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    Use of ICT in teaching and learning

    Schools/Unis/colleges use Learning Technology (aka. Elearning/educational tech.)


    Learning Tech. uses: computers/multimedia
    materials/networks/communication systems

    CAI = Computer-Aided Instruction / CBT = Computer-Based Training


    Computer software tends to replace the teacher/current learning
    environment
    Computer is main method of delivering subject knowledge
    Computer takes over whole learning process
    Student usually takes pre-test on computer to find level to work
    at
    Good CAI package = easy to do this. Easy for student to
    navigate from page to page/section to section
    Built in games/quizzes to make experience +enjoyable
    Software can assess students progress with tests,

    keeps record of scores


    CAL = Computer-Aided Learning / CBL = Computer-Based Learning
    Computer and associated software dont replace a lecture/lesson
    Introduced into course as a learning resource (like a text book/tv
    programme)
    Considered an integrated approach to teaching learning tech. is
    part of it
    Teacher in control of learning experience not the comp.
    Introduced after assessment of current teaching methods
    Must be integrated with textbooks/worksheets/other
    media
    Internet is an important component
    Students can access CAL software through PCs
    (overlay keyboards attached for students with
    special needs)
    Devices and media used by teachers:
    Computers
    DVD Players
    Interactive whiteboards
    Multimedia/Overhead Projectors
    Televisions

    CMC = Computer-Mediated Communications


    E-mail:
    Used for sending completed tasks to teacher/tutor
    Used by teacher to send tasks to students
    CMC also includes Instant Messaging and Chat Rooms

    CAA Computer-Aided Assessment


    Examination Boards also use CAA
    More computers are used to test students and determine their progress
    Assessment can be formative or summative
    Summative assessment:
    Asks questions and records
    Total mark is given and teacher/student are informed of scores
    Formative Assessment:
    Uses results of answers to specific questions to form judgement on
    specific process
    Program outputs areas of improvement

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