Computers in school: A student's perspective
Igor Škorić, Melita Milić
Abstract
Igor Škorić, Melita Milić
Abstract
Students who attend school today do not know a world without computers. They use them every day in different ways and with different purposes. For them, school is no longer the primary source of knowledge about computers. However, the school still remains for them an important source of knowledge about ICT, and computers in schools has become an important tool for learning. Teachers use computers in schools to enhance the educational process and to improve students' knowledge about ICT. How successful we are in it?
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Students who attend school today do not know a world without computers. They use them every day in different ways and with different purposes. For them, school is no longer the primary source of knowledge about computers. However, the school still remains for them an important source of knowledge about ICT, and computers in schools has become an important tool for learning. Teachers use computers in schools to enhance the educational process and to improve students' knowledge about ICT. How successful we are in it?
Key concepts: Perspective (graphical), Mathematics education, Information and Communications Technology, Computer science, Process (computing), Pedagogy, Psychology, World Wide Web