In a world full of modern technologies and innovations, technology plays a decisive role in changing methods of learning and teaching. With regard to university students, modern technology provides them with new and exciting opportunities to improve their academic experience and enhance their success.
Modern Technologies:
Education technology is defined as the study and ethical practices that facilitate the education process, and works to improve performance by innovating technological resources and processes suited to the learning process, and then using and managing them in that process.
UNESCO defined modern education technology as a systematic approach that helps design and implement the educational process, according to specific objectives resulting from research in the fields of human communication and education, through the use of human and non-human resources, to make the education process more effective and better.
Improving the educational process, through activating the role of effective participation between the teacher and the learner using multiple technological means.
Diversifying the experiences provided to the learner; as the educational means provided to the learner enable the diversification of the experiences offered, through watching, listening and practising, and help in remembering the educational material for the longest possible period.
Providing the learner with information in all fields of science by expanding the information base on any academic subject.
Teachers, educational supervisors, and anyone interested in educational technology.
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