Monday, September 21, 2015

Lesson 18 Tablets for Textbooks in Schools

Lesson 18
Tablets for Textbooks in Schools


          Today, books are still the primary medium of instruction in most schools. It is doubtful if these will totally be replaced by digital technology reading tools, but there are now perceptions that virtual literacy may very well ease out textual print literacy.



       Moreover, today technology is being viewed as a savior. Given the fact students are enamoured by computer games which take much of their time at home, educators has begun to think that the computer screen can very well serve as a powerful educational medium.
        Many schools are now engaging their students with tablets for textbooks in schools. One of the most popular example of this is the De La Salle in which administrators, teachers, parents and other stakeholders have made it possible through reasonable IT payments, full support of parents and teachers in the IT advancements.
          Since this concept deals with highly advanced innovation in school facilities and administration, I have no experience that is similar to it. But, I do have indirectly related experiences with using tablets for textbooks in schools. I or even most of the students in Central Mindanao University downloads reference materials from the internet and then view them to our smart phones/android phones/tablets or PC’s. Thus, these experiences can really relate to what De La Salle students are experiencing today.
           It is really a great help if tablets are used as textbooks in schools, it is because of its advanced design and efficient usage. If students will be granted the chance to experience it, the students will really enjoy while learning many things through the handy and effective tablets.

         I can apply the knowledge about tablets for textbooks in schools when I will teach soon. It is because I know that the gradual advancements of technology and the satisfaction of curiosity of educators with the help of other people like IT experts will really realize this plan throughout many schools in the Philippines sooner or later.

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