The global communication network

that allows almost all computers

worldwide to connect and exchange
information.

TRNITEN
A computer or computer program that
manages access to a centralized
resource or service in a network.

ERVSER
 An electronic device for storing and
processing data, typically in binary
form, according to instructions given to
it in a variable program.

OCMUPERT
 It is defined by the Association
for Educational Communications
and Technology as "the study and ethical
practice of facilitating learning and
improving performance by creating,
using, and managing appropriate
technological processes and resources.

DEUCTOINALA
CET HNOYLG O
 It is a powerful presentation software
developed by Microsoft. It is a
standard component of the
company's Microsoft Office suite
software, and is bundled together with
Word, Excel and other office
productivity tools. The program uses
slides to convey information rich in
multimedia

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DISSCUSSION
The Internet, also simply called the Net, is the
largest and far-flung
network system of all systems. Surprisingly,
the Internet is not really a
network but loosely organized collection of
about 25,000 network accessed by
computers on the planet. It is astonishing to
know that no one owns the
Internet. It has no central headquarters, no
centrally offered services, and no
comprehensive online index to tell users what
information is available on the
System.
 How is everything coordinated
through the Internet?
How is everything coordinated through the
Internet? This is done through a standardized
protocol called Transmission Control
protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). To gain access
to the Internet, the computer must be with what is
called a Server which has special software that uses
the Internet protocol. Originally developed and still
subsidized by the United States government, the
Internet connect not only commercial, industrial,
scientific establishments but all other sectors
including education and its libraries, campuses, and
computer centers.
 Getting around the net

The most attractive way to move around the

Internet is called browsing. Using a program
called a browser, the user can use a mouse to
point and click on the screen icons to surf the
Internet, particularly the World Wide Web (the
Web), an Internets subset of text, images, and
sounds are linked together to allow users to
access data or information needed
 A view of educational uses of the
internet
Today, even elementary school graders in
progressive countries like the United States are
corresponding via e-mail with pen pals in all 50
states. Educational software materials have also
developed both in sophistication and appeal.
There is now a wider choice from rote
arithmetic or grammar lessons to discovery and
innovation projects.
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TRUE FALSE
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 It is use of learning technologies to
introduce, reinforce, supplement, and
extend skills?
A. Educational Technology
B. Integrating Technology
C. Information Technology
D. Communication Technology
 How educational technology is
integrated in the teaching learning
process?

A. ignore it
B. introduce, reinforce, supplement and extend
skills
C. playing computer games
D. visiting your Facebook
 Educational Technology is intended
for the use of ?

A. Student-student
B. Student-teachers
C. Student-learners
D. Teacher-parent
 These are channels or avenues or
instrument of communication.

A. Technology
B. Educational Technology
C. Integrated Technology
D. Educational Media
 Using this program is the most
attractive way to move around the
Internet?

A. Web
B. Browser
C. Link
D. None of the above