IT and
education:
Education
is one from the important things in our life because it develops our life style
and our society. Education was before in just sitting in the floor or on the
desk and listen to what the teacher says or write on the board but day by day
we can see how the technology affect the education field and improve it to
better education and more effective and efficient one.
Information
Technology has huge effects on the education side from many aspects and in all
the levels, from the kindergarten level until PHD or even more than this level.
For example the way that they are teach the children and entertain them all will
give positive effect to the children brain. The big effect is in the high school and in the
university level because almost all their work and study related to it, for
example, instead of sing the board they use the electronic board and the projector
to present the information in a good way and including the visual aid; in a
very simple example that we are facing and doing every day that we depend on
the computer and machines more than papers and other hardcopy ones. For me
personally I used the computer to study and to write assignments and everything
related to study more than 7 to 8 hours per day.
Actually
there are a lot of things that we can mention in this field, like in the
computer studies, chemistry, physics, medication, learning and teaching and
many others but I would like to mention a small research that they have done
about (“Learning in Future Education" – The LIFE 1 Project Reveals the
Impact of 3D on Pupil's Learning.)
A team of researchers
led by Professor Dr Anne Bamford, Director of the International Research Agency
undertook a comprehensive research investigation of the impact that
stereoscopic 3D has on pupils’ learning. The goal of the LiFE 1 project,
initiated and conducted by Texas Instruments DLP , was to identify the most
effective way of 3D presentation in classrooms and to measure the effect and
benefit of this experience to learning and achievement of the pupils.
The research was
conducted between October and May 2011 in classrooms across seven European
countries and involved 740 students, 47 teachers and 15 schools and has
provided unique insights into the impact of an interactive learning experience.
Here some references for
more information:
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