The use of new technologies in education has become the focus of many studies and studies. Modern education has to be integrated with modern technology for the best results. Both teachers and students can use technology to improve teaching and learning strategies. On the other hand, many people are concerned about the potentially harmful effects of using technology in the classroom or at home. Do kids lose the ability to relate to other people? Will they become dependent on technology for learning? Will they find inappropriate content? The same was said in the invention of the printing press, the radio, and television. All of these can be used appropriately but they all have given humanity unlimited access to information that can be transformed into knowledge. Properly used – including interactive and guidance – they have become a tool for developing higher-order thinking.
For starters, discover TVs that help us get useful information in the simplest way. (Vojtas Dodano, 23) though TV isn’t a replacement invention, individuals try and realize several new ways that to use it as a communication tool. There are some benefits of TV that can help students in different ways. For example, people learning English can look for a collection of programs, films, series, documentaries and educational programs and channels in any other language that they can use to learn a language of their choice.
In addition, TV is a simple, inexpensive, and easy-to-use tool for communicating with the world and finding the latest news, anytime, anywhere. To focus more on language learning, TV can help in a variety of ways. For example, a student might watch a movie while reading the subtitle or watch a simple language program to strengthen their listening skills. TV can provide not only entertainment but also news, documentary programs, educational programs, historical, historical and scientific films.
Second, the Internet, which has become one of the most popular technologies these days. This can be considered as the best way to keep in touch with friends from all over the world. In other words, the Internet makes our world a small village. There really are many benefits; We may refer here to the use of information and data for educational purposes. Students can always use the Internet to get more information for their studies. It has also become a popular way of communicating, you can use email, chat, voice chat, or even video chat with your friends and family. If we take a closer look, nowadays the Internet is playing an important role in education.
Muthukumar stated in his article that the Internet is a complex storage area with a large circle of information obtained from different sources. It has become a well-known source of information for many worldwide. The Internet wave has impacted the educational landscape in a big way. The use of technology such as the Internet as a teaching tool in schools is no longer an issue as it is widely used. In comparison, the issue is how to apply these national strategies effectively and the new opportunities created by them can be fully exploited to promote a positive student learning experience.
Computer-aided learning is widely used by teachers, and researchers study it. The teacher uses computers in the classroom and assigns students to integrate with homework. Numerous studies have been conducted on how the use of computers for language learning affects the development of the four skills of language learning (listening, speaking, reading, writing and various things that kids can do ). Due to current computer technology, most read and listen reports and most call programs are moving towards this accessible skill.
However, most reading and listening software is based on the drill. On the other hand, to develop the ability to speak, the current call uses the call, despite the limitations of the present. Using CALL has had some success, especially in computer-mediated communication, with the help of “communication skills” (the ability to engage in meaningful conversations in the target language) and interactive conversations outside the classroom. Using interactive frameworks has been shown to help students adjust to some of the most frequently used expressions in developing an automated structure that helps students develop their speaking skills. This is true even though the chat is perfect text. Video conferencing is not only used when communicating with a real person, but visual cues like facial expressions make this national communication even more real.
However, when it comes not as a means of communication (with other people) but as a computer for interacting directly verbally, the limitations of computer technology are clear to them. Right now, two automated speech recognition (ASR) (or speech processing technologies) have two fairly successful applications where the computer “understands” the student’s spoken words. The first is pronunciation training. Students read the sentences on the screen and the computer reacts with the precision of pronunciation, usually in the form of a visual sound wave. The second software is where Lerner calls commands for the computer, however, speakers in these programs are limited to predefined texts so that the computer can “understand” them.
Cell phones are a faster and more efficient way of transferring information. In fact, it is a resource that greatly benefits its users. “(Gupta, 23) Mobile phones are the fastest way to communicate with people and can save a lot from their ‘pocket-size’. Mobile is used as a tool to make calls and send short messages However, nowadays they have evolved into a tool with many intensive uses. For example, we can connect to the Internet via mobile. We can use some applications on the system like G PS, dictionaries, entertainment and others.
Mobile phones with cameras are now so popular that anyone can use a camera to take pictures and videos when a special event occurs. These were the advantages of using cell phones in general. However, if we want to limit usage to the learning part, we see many examples of how we can use our mobile phones to learn languages. For example, nowadays many Le Phone has special applications for learning and communication. We can use our cell phones as a dictionary when needed, whenever we can use cell phones to access the internet anytime, anywhere. In their education, A powerful tool for improvement is already in the hands of children. Cellphone distribution of knowledge may soon complement traditional book/printing methods. There are two main reasons: Students already have cell phones in developed countries and are taking them very fast even in the least developed regions of the world.
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