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    Education technology effectively uses technology tools to support learning. Traditional tools include chalkboards, whiteboards, charts, and tape recorders, while modern tools include blogs, e-portfolios, hypertext, podcasts, wikis, YouTube, Google Docs, and social media platforms. Technology tools refer primarily to software that can develop or support online course content and learning.

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    Technology Tools For Learning

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    Education technology effectively uses technology tools to support learning. Traditional tools include chalkboards, whiteboards, charts, and tape recorders, while modern tools include blogs, e-portfolios, hypertext, podcasts, wikis, YouTube, Google Docs, and social media platforms. Technology tools refer primarily to software that can develop or support online course content and learning.

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    TECHNOLOGY TOOLS FOR LEARNING

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    Education technology effectively uses technology tools to support learning. Traditional tools include chalkboards, whiteboards, charts, and tape recorders, while modern tools include blogs, e-portfolios, hypertext, podcasts, wikis, YouTube, Google Docs, and social media platforms. Technology tools refer primarily to software that can develop or support online course content and learning.

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    TECHNOLOGY TOOLS FOR LEARNING

    Education technology is the effective use of technology tools in learning as a


    concept it concerns an arrat of tools such as media, machines and networking
    hardware as well as considering underlying theoretical perspective for their
    effective application

    TRADITIONAL TECHNOLOGY TOOLS FOR LEARNING

    1. Chalkboard is a reusable writing surface on which text or drawing are made


    with chalk.
    2. White board- as marker board or dry-erase board.
    3. Charts- are graphic teaching aids depicting information in form of diagrams,
    posters, pictures, maps and graphs.
    4. Tape recorders- electronic gadget to record, reproduce, erase and re-
    record sound on a magnetic tape.
    5. Flannels- picture or materials with same material are used to stick. It helps
    to build presetation in a sequence, piece by piece.

    COMMON 21ST CENTURY TECHNOLOGY TOOLS FOR LEARNING

    1. Blogs- web logs or blogs are interactive websites, often open in the public
    that include Web links, photographs and audio and video elements.
    2. E- Portfolio- it refers to students works that are generated, selected,
    organized, stored and revised digitally.
    3. Hypertext- these are electronic texts that provide multiple links and allowa
    users to trace ideas in immediate and idiosyncratic directions.
    4. Podcasts- these are digitalized audio files that are stored on the internet
    and downloaded to listeners computers or most likely to MP3 players.
    5. Web 2.0.- this referss to a second generation of web-based communities
    that demonstrate the participatory literacies that students need for the 21 st
    century.
    6. Myspace- it is a social networking website taht offers an interactive user-
    submitted network of friends, personal profiles, blogs,,groups, photos, music
    and videos internationally.
    7. Semaqntc web- it is an extension of the current Web that puts data into a
    common format so that instaed of humans working with individuals search
    engines to locate information, the search engines themselves feed into a
    single mechanism that provides this searching on its own.
    8. Webkinz- it is an internet simulation werein childeren learn pet care and
    other skills.
    9. Wiki- it refers to software that foster collaboration and communication
    online. Wikis enable students to create, comment upon, and revise
    collaboration projects.
    10. Youtube- it is a popular website for video sharing where users can upload,
    view, and share footage, including movie clips, TV clips, and music videos,
    even student-produced videos.
    11. Google docs- it allows student to collaborate with other people and the
    document materials that need to be compiled, processed, transacted, and
    analyzed.
    12. Prezi- it allows individual to use pre-made, creative presentation
    templates.
    13. Social media platform- these are means to communicate and sahare
    ideas among users.
    14. Webquest page- it provides webquest on an array of topics across content
    areas with a template for creating ones own.
    15. Literacy web- it is an online portal that includes a large number of new
    literacys resources for new literacies for teachers.

    TECHNOLOGY TOOLS FOR LEARNING

    A tools or a technology tools that can be use in order for us to learn.

    Technology tools

    Technology tools refers to software, primarily, that can be used to develop or


    support online course content. This could include blogs, wikis,
    authoring tools such as Articulate or Captivate, and Web 2.0 tools available
    through the internet. (https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/technology-
    tools/47297)

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