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Computer and Multimediain Education:
eory an oncepts
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What is Educational Technology?
AV ITProcess
Teachin
TV, Radio,
Di ital TV Com uterMethodologies Cellular phone,
etc
and Internet
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WHAT IS COMPUTER IN EDUCATION ?
It is the use of com uters in the desi n development, delivery and evaluation of teaching
and learning materials (instruction)
It means:
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• computer-assisted instruction (CAI)
• computer-assisted language learning (CALL)
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WHAT IS LEARNING ?
permanent change in an individual’s knowledge or
behaviour , , . , . .,
To learn is to change (or have the capacity to change)one’s level of ability or knowledge in a permanent way
a person with his/her environment
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INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
Cooperative learning
Discoveryiscovery
Problem solvingInstructional games
Simulation
DiscussionDrill and practicerill and practice
Tutorial
Demonstrationemonstration
Presentation
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INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES
Focusing questions
Highlightingighlighting
AnalogiesMnemonics
Imageryy
Concept mapsEmbedded questionsmbedded questions
Feedback
Case studiesase studies
Role playing
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LEARNING THEORIES
A learning theory is an organised set of principlesexplaining how individuals learn; that is, how theyacquire new a i ities an or now e ge
(Newby, T.J., 2000)
Learning Theory Main Principle
e av oura erspec ve re n orcemen
Cognitivist Perspective organised information
Constructivist Perspective learn from one another
No one learning theory is the BEST and integratingthem with different learning situation may look the
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LATIHAN
Sub-topik pengajaran:
Kaedah:
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Teknik:
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PADAM TEKS
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TYPES OF MEDIA with ATTRIBUTES
Instructional Media Key Attributes
Real objects and models Actual item or 3-D
representation
Video Moving pictures
Audio Sound
rap cs v sua s, s es,overhead transparencies)
c ures, ne raw ngs,maps
Multimedia Combination of various media forms
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WHAT IS MULTIMEDIA ?
A computer-based process that
combines text, graphics, sound,
,
application that can be used to
inform, entertain, educate, or
mo va e.
J ames E Shuman (2000)
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Klasifikasi Multimedia dalam Pengajaran dan Pembelajaran
Sumber: Ismail Zain 2002
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MULTIMEDIA RESEARCH
A research by Computer Technology Research (CTR)in 1993 showed that an individual can understandan earn :
• 20 % of what they see
• 30% of what they hear
• 50% of what they see and hear
• ,
Findings indicated that average learning time has beenre uce s gn can y an ac evemen eve s ncreasewhen multimedia is used for learning
Prof. James Kulik, 1985, 1986, 1991, 1994
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MULTIMEDIA RESEARCH
Sumber: Brent dan Felder (1997) dalam
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THE LEARNING PIRAMID
The learnin iramid
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(Source: in Hofstetter, F.T., 2001)
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Apakah kebaikan dan keburukan multimedia?
KEBAIKAN KEBURUKAN
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PADAM TEKS
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ADVANTAGES OF MULTIMEDIA
The advantages of multimedia are as follow :
• earn ng w e more e ec ve w e n egra onof various multimedia elements
• will capture the interest and motivation of thelearner
• learner can learn at his/her own free time/will/pace(self-paced, self-directed, self-access)
• no teaching manpower is needed (role as facilitatoronly). In addition, it saves cost and time.
• lots of learning materials and sources areincorporated in a multimedia presentation
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MULTIMEDIA COMPONENTS
Audio Audio
GraphicsGraphicsCdsds
Video Video
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An mat on An mat on
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TEXT
Text is an effective way to communicateideas and rovide instructions to users
Font Classification
Classification of font :
Serif
Square serif
Script
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Decorative / Alternative
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Font Classification
SERIF
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Font Classification
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Font Classification
SQUARE-SERIF
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Font Classification
SCRIPT
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Font Classification
ALTERNATIVE
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Never have this scheme in your presentation
Clash scheme
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GRAPHICS
A graphic is said to be worth athousand words if it is shown
wh n it i n
,
• bitmaps (based on pixels)•
equations)
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Gra hic ima es
• A di ital dis la is divided into discrete, individually addressable
• Images are produced by
each pixel
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Vector Graphics
• It is stored as a set of instruction
and shape of every component of the drawing
• ,
instruction is read and converted o e s apes an co ors a
comprise the image• Created by DRAW programs
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Vector Graphics
• Advantages:
• Object orientation: objects in a
ra hic can be mani ulated separately
•
• D sa vantages:
• The lar er the ra hic the lon er ittakes to render the image
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Bit Maps
• It is stored as a set of bits incomputer memory t at e ne t e
color and intensit of each ixelin an image
(photo, art work) or using PAINT programs a nt rus ,
PaintSho Pro, etc.• Also called raster or pixel maps
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Bit Maps
• Advantages:
• an sp ay as er an vec or
graphics• Good for reproducing images with
complex variations in color,
shading and detail•
• Require more disk space
• xe reso u on can ea oscalability problems
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Image Depth
• Image depth refers to the maximalnumber of colors used in bitma
• Each pixel can have 1 or more bits of
Bits Colors Uses
1 2 Text, line drawing
4 16 Simple drawings, graphics
24 16.7M Photo ra hic realism
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Image File Size
• Size (in bytes) = (Height x Width x
• Sample file size for different imagessize and color depths:
• Monocrome: 640 x 480 x 1 bit /8
= 38 KB• =
307 KB
• co ors: x x bits)/8 = 922 KB
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Images : Issues
• High quality images
• Big file size
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• mage requ rement w a ecthardware and software selectionsnc u ng aut or ng an grap c
software, video graphics adapter, disk space and data transfer rate
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Techniques
•
• e uce s ze o e g t an or w tof image
• Reduce the number of colors (ex:ima e de th
• Image data compression
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Image Compression
• Data compression reduces file size by
• Compression involves two parts :compression and decompressioncalled codecs
• Two types of data compression:•
same compression (used for
PKZIP, stacker)
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I C i
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Image Compression
• Second type of data compression:
• LossyÆ a set of data will undergo
a loss of accurac after compression. Typically used onima e or ra hics animation
audio and video•
our eyes to detect (Ex: eye is less
is to change in intensity
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Some graphic image formats
• Bitmap (.bmp)
• Internal format used by Windows
• Gra hics Interchan e Format . if .Used to transmit and exchangeima es between latforms Joint
• Photographic Expert Group. .
• Offers the greatest compression: w ou v s e oss
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ANIMATION
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ANIMATION
Animation is the use of a computer to
-move on the screen)
Morphing (transition from one shape into
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The concept of animation isto :
•Bring to life•Creating motion
•Breathe life into
•Inspirit
•
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2-D animation software :
•Animator Pro
•Rio Animator
•Animato• oons
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3-D animation software :
•3-D Studio
• opas
•Fl in fonts
•Lightwave•3D-FX
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AUDIO
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AUDIO
u o can e any orm o recor evoice or music or both
Why is audio used?
• Convey meaning – provide extra
• Different learner, different learning
• Add sense of realism, sensation
• Directing attention to important events
• Facilitate communication
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• Voice is audio narration (whispers,cries, shouts, etc)
•dB Watts Examples
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170 100,000 Jet engine
.
30 0.000000001 Whispers
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• Volume is eak of the wavelength
• requency s e s ance between the audio waves
• If 1000 waves are repeated in a
• Sampling is the process of digitizing analogue signals
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rate for audioÆ 11, 22.05an . z
• Sam le size is either 8 or 16-
bit
mono
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rate
size
ua y z
Close to CD 22 KHz 16 bit 5 MB
Voice 11 KHz 16 bit 2.5 MB
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File size =sampling rate X recordingduration in second X (Sample sizein bits/8) X number of channels
Example: 10 seconds of recordingat 22.05 kHz, 8 bit resolution andmono channel
= 22050 x 10 x 8 8 x 1 = 220500 bytes
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VIDEO
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Video provides a rich and lively
According to Agnew & Kellerman (1997) ,
a digital media that shows a sequence of
still pictures which produces illusion due to
movements of the pictur es
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Analog video:
•continuous value sets that
uses microwaves to producemoving images like what is
•it cannot be played on acomputer
•w en enarge , t oes notinfluence the video quality
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•consists discrete valuesbetween 0 and 1
•it is played on a computer andixel-based
•when enlarged, video qualitydrops
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Importance of video in education :
•explains abstract concepts
•s ows mo on anma on
‘ ’
• rovides interactions andresponses (interactive videos)
•gives affective teaching
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Some common video file formats :
•.avi
•.mpg
.
•. if animated if
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Web Authoring Programs
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Web Authoring Programs
Also known as Web page editors or HTML
editors
yper ex ar up anguage s a
tagged language used by web browsers to
display web pages
xamp es o e page e ors :
- MS Front a e
- Macromedia Dreamweaver
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Web Authoring Reminder
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Web Authoring Reminder
omepage an we pages mus e
confined to a folder
All graphical objects/pictures, audio and
v eo es mus rs e cop e n o e
same folder before they are hyperlinked
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Upload To Web Site
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Upload To Web Site
All files in the folder must be u loaded to
your registered web site
Files are transported to web site using File
Transfer Protocol FTP ro rams
Examples of FTP programs :
- WS FTP Pro
- -
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WS FTP Pro
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Wh t th t b that the experts say abouteducational software…
The principle challenges in InteractiveMultimedia (IMM) are those of
pedagogy and design
Hooper, 1988
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Pretest Strategy
PRESENTINFORMATION
nteract on
Time
Media
ll l d leller’s Motivational Model
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en on
e evanceon ence
Æ Satisfaction
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An ideal multimedia team foInteractive Multimedia softwareproduction:
•instructional designer•
•animator•audio-video experts
• ro ramme•content experts
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Master Learnin Model
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Master Learnin Model
Achieved objectives ?
Enrichment Remedial
Unit 2
c v es c v es
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possibly menu. We must plan the layout so that thecontent is presented with good balance. Divide thescreen into regions (Do layout analysis).
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Font: must be readable easily; withproportional spacing between characters
produce a good contrast of your text
.
photographic background
Text and pictures must be arranged insuch a way so that they look neat
Always adopt a common look especially
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Use metaphors for popular interfaces likenext, previous or home buttons
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Interfaces must be user-friendly, functionaland easy-to-remember and consistent interm of location
Certain interfaces can provide feedback
progress of certain actionExample: Save button
usually fixed at one location throughout
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• Sims (1996) describes 10 types of
n erac v y
• Object interactivity
• Objects are activated through mouse
clicks or input devices
• Linear interactivity•
electronic pages
• Freedom of movements to selected
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Types of Interactivity (cont …)
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• Supporting interactivity
• Users are provided with help and
messages (simple to complex)
• Updating interactivity
• Problem solvin with rovided
dialogue boxes (discussion)•
• The system creates a situation where
achieve certain objectives
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Types of Interactivity (cont …)
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• Users are provided with answers from
o er users or compar son purpose
and self-evaluation
• Hyperlink interactivity
• Users are rovided with vast electronic
resources in databases to solve
problems dynamically
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Types of Interactivity (cont …)
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• Virtual reality type of interactions
us ng a e a ove ypes o
interactivity
• Immersive virtual interactivity
• Virtual realit t e of d namic
interactions using all the above types
of interactivity in a computer
generated VR environment
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• S stem Unit
• I/O Devices
• econ aryStorage
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The Motherboard
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• RAM (Random Access Memory)
– holds programs and data temporary
– vo a e memory
• ROM (Read Only Memory)
– fixed start-up instructions
• CMOS (Complementary metal-oxide
– flexible start-up instructions
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Memory MeasureUnitnit Capacityapacity
Kilobyte KB 1,024 bytes
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• ouse
• Trackball
• Touch-surface
• Touch screen
• Li ht en
• Joystick
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CRTs (Cathode-Ray Tubes)
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Display)
- passive-matrix and active-matrix (TFT)
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Printers
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Ink-jet Printer
- uses spray technology
Laser Printer
- uses laser beam to produce images
- uses heat elements to roduce
images
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r n ers o ma rx
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Chain printer
- connected to several computers
Plotters
- spec a -purpose prn ers
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Hard Disks
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Also known as fixed disk
Fast information (speed ranges from
3600 – 7200 rpm)
Read-write heads
Capacity:ranges rom o
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Human hair
disk headus par c efingerprint
smoke particle
disk surface
Materials that can cause a head crashMaterials that can cause a head crash
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O tical Disks
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It uses a laser beam to read light
reflection from flat areas (lands – 1s)
– .for permanent storage
2 types: CD-ROM (Compact disc-read-only
memor )
DVD-ROM
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Im ortant Hardware for Multimedia
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Scanners useful for scannin rinted
graphics)
Digital cameras (for capturing images)
Digital video cameras (for capturing full
motion digital video for video clips
production)
Webcams
- videoconferencing/capture motion
video/still images
Graphics accelerator
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- -
instructions that tell the computer how
• Convert data (unprocessed facts) into
n ormat on processe ac s
• Two major kinds
– System software
–
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ys ems o ware Behind the scenes activities
– Technical details
– Where programs stored
– How commands executed
– Where files saved
–
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a egor es o
Three basic cate ories
– Embedded – hand-held
– Network OS – linked computers
– - –
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a or
Windows – 80% of market
Mac OS – powerful and easy to use
–
Web LINUX – non proprietary; free off Web
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es–Hard disk crashes
–Antivirus programs
– omputer reeze-ups
– -downs
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D i d i
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Device drivers
Loaded into memor each time
When ou add a new device ou
must install the device driver
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anguage rans a ors
ro rammin lan ua e intocomputer language
Translators and compilers
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Application Software
Used by many people
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Used by many people
Basic applications
ommon as s
•word processor (MS Word)
•spreadsheet (MS Excel)
•database (MS Access)•web authoring tool (MS FrontPage)
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Convenient and effective data
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Convenient and effective data
sharing
Less expensive
ore expens ve
– Microsoft Office
– orel WordPer ect uite– Lotus SmartSuite
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Pro ram Develo ment
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Program development consists of a
build computer programs
ne o t e most popuar program
development method is ProgramDevelopment Life Cycle
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Pro ram Develo ment
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Internet
It is used for global communication
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It is used for global communication,moving ideas and information.
Started with ARPANET (Advanced
Research Project Network) by USA in
1969
Known as WWW, World Wide Web in 1992
Research) in Switzerland
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Telephone lines
•Coaxial cable
•Fiber-optic cable
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Number of Connections
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fiber-optic - 26,000
coaxial - 80
twisted-pair - 1
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Microwave
• Satellite
• Wi-Fi
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ow o e connec e o n erne
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(ISP)
– ,
re ess servce prov ers
– DIGI, Celcom, Maxis
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How modems work ?
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Network Types
Local Area Network (LAN)
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- networks with computers and peripheral devices
within the same building
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
- a networks of LANs
- inte ration of LANs and WANs
- countrywide/worldwide networks
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Internet A lications
Communicatin
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Communicatin
Shopping
Researching
Entertainment
Education
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Uses of internet for education
E-learning
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– Lecture notes, discussion board, onlineexam
Education portal
– LMS, Cikgu.net (chats, discussion, onlinetuitions)
Information showcase
– Personal websites/homepage
–
– Ex: hot-potatoes (for building online quiz)
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Web 2.0
The concept of "Web 2.0" began with a conference brainstormingsession between O'Reilly and MediaLive International
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sess o be wee O e y a d ed a ve e a o a
Web 1.0 Web 2.0
DoubleClick --> Google AdSense
--Akamai --> BitTorrent
mp3.com --> NapsterBritannica Online --> Wiki edia
personal websites --> bloggingevite --> upcoming.org and EVDB
domain name speculation --> search engine optimization--
screen scraping --> web servicespublishing --> participation
content management
systems--
directories (taxonomy) --> tagging ("folksonomy")
Stickiness --> s ndication
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Advantages of Social Networking
• Democratization of media
• Relationships and conversation
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• reat v ty an re-m x cu ture
• Embrace your passion and identity
• , ,• Increase transparency in government and organizations
Disadvantages
• Too much content still gets overlooked (lacks quality,w at s true
• Anonymity can create hate culture
• -
sickness, etc)
• Can lead to danger when meeting strangers
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WHAT IS A BLOG?
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collection of links to you. In simple terms, a
og s a we s e, w ere you wr e s u on
an ongoing basis. New stuff shows up at thetop for visitors’ comments. (Susana &
Ser io 2007
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e ace oo p a orm a ows eve opers
to create Web applications that integrate
with Facebook’s social network and are
delivered via the Facebook Web site.
Facebook users can browse available
to use, granting them permission to access
a su se o e r accoun a a enn a e2007).
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WHAT IS GLOGSTER?
A Glo is an interactive visual latform in
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G o s a te act ve v sua at o
which users create a “poster or web page”
text, audio, video, images, graphics,
raw ngs, an ata
(http://edu.glogster.com/what-is-glogster-edu/). Glogster EDU is the leading global
education latform for the creative ex ression
of knowledge and skills in the classroom and
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WHAT IS WALLWISHER?
Wallwisher is a collaborative tool that letsd b h
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students be prosumers rather consumers
Sharon Tonner 2011 . Wallwisher is an
Internet application that allows students to
electronic sticky notes on a shared digitalwa . u en s can ype a max mum o
characters per electronic sticky note that can
incorporate an image, audio or video usingthe a ro riate web address link Sharon
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Y T b i l id h i b it
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YouTube is a popular video sharing website
where users can u load view and share
video clips. YouTube allows users to post and
,
post comments. YouTube ties into severalogg ng app ca ons, g v ng users a qu c
way to blog about a particular video and
include a link to it.
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Other Web 2.0 tools
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• blogspot.com (blog)
.•google docs (sharing)
•n ng soc a ne wor
• jing (video)•slideshare (sharing)
•sk e video
•twitter (social network)
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Breach of privacy and
security
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Is email secure?
, , Stealing confidential info (HP numbers, etc)
Browser records pages visited
oo es recor
– Times and pages visited
– Other private information
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Privacy Act (1974)
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
Computer Abuse Amendments Actou aws ransmss on o
virus
Software Copyright Act (1980)
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e s organse crme
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e s organse crme
– Hardware, data, computer time
– Software piracy
“Hackers” (for fun and challenge) and
“ ”
Natural disasters
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– Damage to computers, programs or files
3 types:
– Virus (damage/delete system files)
– -
– Trojan (can be virus or worm)
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Encrypting messages
Restricting access
Anticipating disasterssas er recovery pan
Backin u data
Antivirus
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factors related to things people
use
– Avoiding eyestrain and headache– Avoiding back and neck pain
–
electromagnetic fields
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Isu-isu Semasa ICT
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ISU 1
Keselamatan dan Ancaman ICT
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Jenis Ancaman
• kecurian perkakasan ICT
• ce a rompa per s an
• serangan virus/ulat
•
• bencana alam
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Keselamatan dan Ancaman ICT
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Langkah yang boleh diambil
• memohon hakcipta untuk perisian
• operas mem an eras ce a rompa per s an
• pasang firewall / anti-virus
•
• pasang perkakasan komputer di tempat yang bebas
daripada bencana alam
• mengupah pengawal keselamatan
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Pemisahan Digital ( Digital divide)
Pemisahan digital merujuk kepada perbezaan tahap
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Pemisahan digital merujuk kepada perbezaan tahap
kemahiran mengguna komputer di kalangan penduduk
a am zon-zon geogra yang er eza. a ays a,dianggarkan bahawa hanya 59.0% penduduk sahaja
mempunyai akses internet (Laporan MCMC 2008)
Contoh-contoh pemisahan digital
• bilangan pengguna internet yang besar di bandar
berbanding dengan luar bandar
• bilan an en una memiliki kom uter an besar di
bandar berbanding dengan luar bandar • bilangan sekolah mempunyai makmal komputer yang
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Pemisahan Digital ( Digital divide)
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Sebab-sebab pemisahan digital
• penduduk di bandar mempunyai pendapatan yang
lebih tinggi berbanding dengan luar bandar
• penduduk di bandar mempunyai kemudahan infrastruktur
yang lebih (contoh talian telefon) berbanding dengan luar an ar
• taraf pendidikan penduduk di bandar yang lebih tinggi
dengan luar bandar (lebih suka bertani)• kurikulum sekolah
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Pemisahan Digital ( Digital divide)
Langkah langkah yang boleh diambil
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Langkah-langkah yang boleh diambil
• kerajaan memasang lebih banyak kemudahan infrastruktur telekomunikasi di luar bandar seperti telefon, kemudahan
nternet tanpa wayar, mo e nternet os , etc
• Kementerian Pendidikan tingkatkan program literasi-
• tingkatkan promosi pemilikan komputer jenis jenama
murah untuk enduduk di luar bandar melalui skema
mudah bayar, etc• ubahsuai kurikulum sekolah untuk mewajibkan pendidikan
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untu men ng at an teras omputer pe a ar
ISU 3
Traditional Learning versus E-Learning
Scenario
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Scenario
• Traditional learning merangkumi proses penyampaianmaklumat/isi kandungan secara bersemuka di bilik darjah/
ewan u a
• E-learning atau online/mobile learning merupakan proses.
juga lebih dikenali sebagai pembelajaran tanpa sempadan
• Serin didebatkan bahawa traditional learnin lebih o ular
dan efektif manakala e-learning pula lebih menjimatkan kosdan kuasa penyebaran maklumat yang meliputi kawasan
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geogra yang e uas
ISU 3
Traditional Learning versus E-Learning
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Tradisional Learning E-Learning
pelajar meningkat pelajar serentak mengikutkapasiti Pelayan Komputer
Merupakan pembelajaransynchronous
Pembelajaranasynchronous (nota + forum
synchronous (chat / videoconferencing)
s an ungan pem e aarankurang menarik
s an ungan pem e a aranmenarik seperti multimedia
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Traditional Learning versus E-Learning
Perbandingan
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ra s ona earn ng - earn ngSatu kaedah pembelajaran Kaedah pembelajaran
guru kepada pelajar sahaja
kaedah latih tubi,
multimedias an ungan s a s an ungan eranmas
Bilangan graduan dihasilkankurang
Bilangan graduan dihasilkanramai
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ISU 4
Penggunaan komputer merosakkan kesihatan
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Jenis-jenis ancaman kepada kesihatan
• Bekerja berjam-jam lama di hadapan komputer akan:
Æ merosakkan mata (extensive ray emitted from
monitor
Æ menyakitkan tulang leher/belakang jika kerusi
kurang sesuai dipakai
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ISU 4
Penggunaan komputer merosakkan kesihatan
J i j i k d k ih
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Jenis-jenis ancaman kepada kesihatan
Æ kepenatan tangan dan jari kerana menaip jika
a an kekunci tidak selesa di unakan
Æ mengalami ‘bahu bongkok’ jika ketinggianmeja komputer tidak sesuai
ang pengga an yang cu a menga as masa a
kesihatan akibat penggunaan komputer
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ISU 5
Masalah kecapaian internet secara broadband
Antara masalah yang dihadapi ialah:
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Æ broadband penetration rate yang rendah (<daripada 25% daripada penduduk)
Æ broadband penetration rate untuk sekolah
adalah tin i 7474 dari ada 9176 sekolah di
Malaysia) (Sumber: NST, 30 Mac 2005)
Æ berapa ramai guru mempunyai akses internet broadband ?
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ISU 5
Antara kebaikan broadband ialah:
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Æ pencapaian bahan pembelajaran multimedia yangcepat
Æ dapat muat turun bahan-bahan multimedia (audio,
video rafik
Æ dapat guna kemudahan 3G dan 4G
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ISU 5Langkah menggalakan penggunaan internet ialah:
RM 66 sebulan hanya mampu diguna oleh penduduk
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RM 66 sebulan hanya mampu diguna oleh penduduk
bandar
Æ turunkan harga PC atau laptop
Æwajibkan aktiviti P & P berasaskan komputer
web 2.0)
Æ Banyak kemudahan talian telefon di luar bandar atau turunkan kadar bulanan internet tanpa wayar
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(Contoh: DIGI, Celcom, Maxis)