What are the advantages and limitations of computer assisted learning in the
classroom?
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There are many advantagescientists such asss
1.children can learn a lot of things from it
2.they can go through every type of information the need
3.It helps them alot for there homeworks
3.them can do all there project works from there
1.children can learn a lot of things from it
2.they can go through every type of information the need
3.It helps them alot for there homeworks
3.them can do all there project works from there
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Advantages:
1. CAL is individualized, that is each student is free to work at his own place, totally unaffected by the performance of any other students.
2. Information is presented in a structured form. It proves useful in the study of a subject where there is hierarchy of facts and rules.
3. CAL forces active participation on the part of the student, which contrasts with the more passive role in reading a book or attending a lecture.
Limitation:
1. A CAL package may be regarded simply as a novelty, rather than an integral part of the educational process. It may threaten the objectives of the package.
2. Though simulation permits execution of chemical and biological experiments, hands-on experience is missing. Moreover, CAL packages cannot develop manual skills such as handling an apparatus, working with a machine etc.
1. CAL is individualized, that is each student is free to work at his own place, totally unaffected by the performance of any other students.
2. Information is presented in a structured form. It proves useful in the study of a subject where there is hierarchy of facts and rules.
3. CAL forces active participation on the part of the student, which contrasts with the more passive role in reading a book or attending a lecture.
Limitation:
1. A CAL package may be regarded simply as a novelty, rather than an integral part of the educational process. It may threaten the objectives of the package.
2. Though simulation permits execution of chemical and biological experiments, hands-on experience is missing. Moreover, CAL packages cannot develop manual skills such as handling an apparatus, working with a machine etc.
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