Interactive Learning and the New Technologies
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Subscribe to our free fortnightly newsletter and stay ahead with the latest news in edtech. Martin Large, Steljes, CEO Interactive tech in the classroom; it's all about engagement Devices which promote engagement and collaboration bring huge value to the learning environment, says Martin Large, Steljes, CEO Posted by Hannah Oakman January 13, Events steljes interactive-media edtech primary-schools Interactive technology has become almost commonplace in all areas of our lives — from choosing the way we watch television at home, and how we collaborate with colleagues at work, to how we learn and participate in lessons in the classroom.
The benefits of interactive technology The overall objective of having these types of technology in the classroom is to make the learning process more encompassing — interactive technology unites students in the classroom and caters for different learning styles — more collaborative, and more engaging.
Not all smooth sailing… There are of course barriers to the use and increased adoption of interactive technology. Going forward The good news is that given the pace of change within the education technology market, and the scope of products, systems and expertise available, these barriers can be successfully overcome.
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Distance education and online courses don't work well with Net Geners—the social component of learning is required. Samuel Joseph is a former resident of Japan and continues to collaborate with Japanese companies. Students could connect with other classes, either in the same school or in different schools, to work on collaborative projects — which encourages kids to communicate and make connections with new people. Virtual and remote labs offer flexibility, as students can run experiments as many times as they like, both in and out of school. And not just using PowerPoint in the lecture hall, but understanding how technology can be used to reach the most people in an effective way. Interactive technology for education can make independent learning easier in order for teachers to support the fastest learners and workers in their class.
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