My Summary of EdTech Journey with Dr. Alec Couros EC&I Class Winter 2023
Adapted Lyrics by Gemyka Antonia E. Guillermo Edited by: Awadhesh Kumar, EdTech & E-commerce Enthusiast Song and Music By: Bruno Mars Professor: Dr. Alec Couros For the Summary of EdTech Learning Winter 2023 To the Tune of “Count on Me” by Bruno Mars: Sang and submitted by Ramsel Eclarin Guillermo The Educational Technology…
AI technologies will revolutionize education for the better
Amazingly unbelievable! I finally come to agree the huge contribution of AI, firstly in my personal journey towards to understanding the economics and trading and hotline customer care system. Now I come to realize how AI helps us as educators. With the help of openai.com it helps me navigate EdTech’s last debate: AI technologies will…
We may create safe boundaries that work best for our children
Depending on our values, priorities, age, lifesyle, school, family expectations and other factors, we may want to set and keep boundaries that work for our children: Creating safe boundaries for our children’s digital footprints starts with educating them on the importance of being mindful of what they post online. Parents should teach their chuildren…
Technology reveals social inequality
The rich and poor divide when it comes to keeping technology updated is a major issue in today’s world. Technology is advancing faster than ever, and those with the financial means to purchase the latest and greatest gadgets are often able to stay ahead of the curve. Those who are living in poverty, however, may…
Parents should be aware: There are more advantages over the disadvantages of social media on children
The effects of social media on children can be both positive and negative. On the positive side, social media can help children develop communication and social skills, increase self-confidence and self-esteem, and even help them make new friends. It can also provide a platform for children to share their ideas, opinions, and experiences with a…
Technology Enhances Learning: How the “Disagree” debaters manage their successful defense that technology doesn’t…….
The use of technology in education is undeniably gaining its advantage over the traditonal way of delivering lessons in the classrooms. In fact, according to Ivus et al (2020) discuss in their paper “Class, take out your tablets: The impact of technology on learning and teaching in Canada” that digital developments can be leveraged to…
Both parents and teachers should educate children on digital citizenship, social media is too risky!
It is not only the resposiblity of teachers but most especially there is a great part of the parents to interfere on the chidlren’s wellbeing on social media platforms. So when I say “we” i should mean (as parents and teachers) have the greater responsibility to educate the young people so that they are aware…
“Let’s bring back the old times: stay focused on better and healthier activities”
Let‘s bring back the old–fashioned fun without relying on the screens of our devices. Instead of spending hours scrolling aimlessly through TikTok, let‘s invite the children, and teenagers, to play some board games, read a book, go for a walk, or try a new hobby. Let‘s take the time to connect with our friends and…
What can an AI do at a very young age?
I have witnessed the efficiency of AI in this EDTECH class. As a newbie to AI, I was amazed by its contribution to building the context and creating a wealth of responses to questions being posted for AI to respond to. It’s totally making the writing task done instantly, giving you the wealth of knowledge…
I DISAGREE: Educators have a responsibility to use technology and social media to promote social justice.
Social justice initially focused on the distribution of capital, property, and wealth due to the extreme level of inequality and economic distress resulting from the European class structure. Today, social justice has shifted to a stronger emphasis on human rights, land rights and improving the lives of the disadvantaged groups that have historically faced discrimination…