Time is Gold
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
My Blogs Title
My blog's title is time is gold for a various reason. First is I value much my time, I am the type of person who value much time but had so much difficulties on managing my time.
I also chose my title because my mother always told me that "time is gold":)
Thank you very much.....
Always remember time is gold!
I also chose my title because my mother always told me that "time is gold":)
Thank you very much.....
Always remember time is gold!
How Technology Helps Me on My Job
Technology is very important tool of innovation. It helps us in our daily life. From very simple way up to very complicated or highly technical works.
On my profession, as an Feeds Technical Specialist, modern technology such as phones, computer and and 5-1 animal reader helps me so much. It made my work easily. I don't need to wait for a weeks or a month to wait someone response if I am waiting for a tests for animals because there are G-mails, BBM, and even on facebook for answers. Whwn I need a data from far province all I need is to text the owner of the farms. If I need to gather data on my own all I need is 1 gadget which is the 3 5 in 1, I can get even the humidity, temperature and etc. of the farm.
We are very lucky that we are living on this era in which everything are innovating or upgrading every year.
Thnk you very much
Information Communication Technology
ICT
is considered to be a driving force. (Sol, 2001) . One of the most
important driving forces promoting economic growth in the economy is the
Information and communication technology (ICT).
However, there is less of a consensus among economists on whether the
impact of ICT also stems from higher total factor productivity (TFP) growth and
improved efficiency of production (due to a better educated population). Many
countries have invested heavily in ICT during the last two decade. (Aristovnik,
2012)
The
ICT impact on the learning process seems to be more important and requires more
than looking only to curricula. Improved student outcomes are observed, with
regard to: subject knowledge; motivation, self-esteem; ICT skills; enjoying
learning; collaborative skills; information handling skills; meta-cognitive
skills, etc. (Youssef, 2008)
The
ICTs role and potential for in the education sector is not an issue separate
from educational reform efforts, but rather inextricably intertwined. ICTs are important tools to meet Millennium
Development Goals of access to and quality improvements of educational
programming for all children. (Nitika Tolani-Brown, 2009)
In
general, there are four types of applications of ICT. (Kuzma, 2005)
·
With the first approach, ICT is used to
improve the delivery of and access to education. This approach can improve
education on the margin by increasing the efficiency by which instruction is
distributed but it need not involve fundamental change.
·
In the second approach, ICT is the focus
of learning. By learning ICT skills, students become better prepared for work
that increasingly involves the use of ICT.
·
The remaining two approaches parallel
the capacity development and knowledge creation approaches discussed in the
last section. ICT can be used to improve student understanding, increase the
quality of education, and thereby increase the impact of education on the
economy. With the fourth approach, knowledge creation, technology,
technological innovativeness, and knowledge sharing can contribute to the transformation
of the education system and to sustained economic growth and social
development.
References
Aristovnik, A. (2012). The Imoact ofICT on
Educational Performance and its Efficiency in Selected EU and OECP Countries:
A Non-Parametic Analysis. The Turkish Online Journal of Educational
Technology, 144-152.
Kuzma, R. B. (2005). National Policies that Connect
ICT-Based Education Reform to Economic and Social Development. An
Interdisciplinary Journal on Humans in ICT Environments , 117-156.
Nitika Tolani-Brown, P. M. (2009). An Analysis of
the Research and Impact of ICT in Education in Developing Country Contexts . Journal
of Education for International Development, 1-12.
Sol, M. d. (2001). The Impac of Information and
Communication on Technology on Inter organizational Coordination. Special
Series on Information Exchange in Electric Markets, 129-139.
Youssef, A. B. (2008). The Impact of ICT on Student
Performance in Higher Education: Direct Effects, Indirect Effects and
Organisational Change. Revista de Universidad y Sociedad de Conocimiento,
45-57.
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