Computer Assisted Learning (CAL) Tutorials Special needs pupils; Spelling programs which have an interactive component testing student with games, quizzes.

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Computer Assisted Learning (CAL) Tutorials Special needs pupils; Spelling programs which have an interactive component testing student with games, quizzes and tests. A scoring system allows students to assess their progress. Often after 3 tries the answer or clues will be given to them. Picture and sound are used to enhance the experience. GCSE revision programs ICT in Education

Computer based training DISTANCE LEARNING Students not always be in the same place as the teacher. Distance learning course where the tutor is in North Wales. Students are provide with course booklets and practical work and videoconferencing is used to discuss problems that ariseAssignments are marked electronically. Online courses e.g Open University These can be intranet based in universities or Internet based. Some university modules are completely computer based with knowledge sections and task sections. The software records how much of the course you have covered and if you do not complete the full module you will fail the module. E – learning sites are now available. Subscribers can even do A levels online approved by exam board such as OCR. Schools in England are given E-learning credits which they can use to purchase online courses. Chat rooms to discuss courses and problems with tutors.

DISTANCE LEARNINGStudents not always be in the same place as the teacher. Distance learning course where the tutor is in North Wales. Students are provide with course booklets and practical work and videoconferencing is used to discuss problems that ariseAssignments are marked electronically. Online courses e.g Open University These can be intranet based in universities or Internet based. Some university modules are completely computer based with knowledge sections and task sections. The software records how much of the course you have covered and if you do not complete the full module you will fail the module.. E – learning sites are now available. Subscribers can even do A levels online approved by exam board such as OCR. Schools in England are given E-learning credits which they can use to purchase online courses. Chat rooms to discuss courses and problems with tutors.

School registration systems 1.OMR sheets Optical mark sensing. Teachers are given an OMR form with class lists each week and they put a black mark whether present or absent. The form is read by computer and an absent list produced. The teacher marks the reason for the absence in the correct space on the OMR form. 2. Radio signals In some school the teachers have a computer with a wireless link to the admin server. Teachers fill in an attendance form at the beginning of every lesson and this is wirelessed up to the office 3. Smart cards Each pupil has their own smart/swipe card which they swipe through a computer at the beginning of registration and every lesson. This data is sent to the office either by wireless or by file transfer.

Advantages Know which pupils are in and are late Know where pupils are all times if year tutor wants to see them Printout report summary to check pupils % attendance. Disadvantages Wireless coverage for all rooms may not be available. Initial cost of purchasing electronic equipment Cost of maintenance and repair – need technical support Pupils might swipe their friends cards into a lesson.- teacher has not checked relied upon the machine to do it.

Advantages of using ICT FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING Greater interactivity holds a pupils attention. Quicker feedback in online tests Offers a variety of different ways to learn and a variety of information sources. Allows user to learn at own pace and can learn at times suitable for themselves. Allows user to ‘go over’ earlier work again in case they did not understand i.e repeat sections they found difficult earlier. Computer based training significantly reduces costs for the employers and can be safer if it is a danger Advantages of using ICT FOR ADMINISTRATION Improved speed of access to data - faster searches/ e.g looking for all the pupils in a particular form and faster sorts e.g. listing pupils by alphabetical order of Surname. A variety of output formats available e.g. printed reports, mailmerged documents. Etc. –Faster and simpler to transfer data e.g. exam entries Saves time when reproducing standard letters e.g. lettes to parents informing them about parents evenings, school sports day programs. Such documents will only have minor changes each year. Increased security Saves on storage/office space

Problems with using ICT in Education ICT is expensive and requires a great deal of capital investment which is constantly updated and has to be maintained. Maintenance contracts can run into thousands of pounds which takes money away from traditional teaching materials such as books. Unfair distribution of ICT resources and hence learning opportunities. Richer schools will have greater resources. Cuts down on social interaction skills Some educationalists argue that younger pupils do not have as great an opportunity for group learning. Text messaging has been blamed for a reduction in spelling skills because of the use of abbreviations. Lack of personal support. Distance learning does not provide the personal support needed by most students as and when they need it, particularly crucial when a student lacks confidence or cannot interpret the written instruct Over reliance e.g. if there is a power cut you cannot use it.