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UNESCO Office in Bangkok: First workshop on effective ICT-pedagogy integration in Pakistan
First workshop on effective ICT-pedagogy integration in Pakistan
30.11.2012
“Technology liberates the teacher, just as the car brought new opportunities so effective use of ICT changes how we teach. But let me just say to those who still believed that there are myths, ICT doesn't dumb down student, it doesn’t reduce skills levels or concentration spans, nor does it limit student’s ability to write essays - it increases skills, knowledge and Access." Said by Peter R. Upton, Country Director British Council Pakistan.
It’s true we cannot live alone and cut off from rest of the world. The traditional and old style of education has faded away giving place to ICT. British Council and UNESCO organized a 4 days capacity building workshop on “Effective ICT-Pedagogy Integration” at Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) Islamabad, Pakistan on 13 – 16 November 2012.
The training was delivered to 38 participants from different areas of Pakistan including teachers, Head teachers, educators, policy makers from various public and private schools, educational institutes and offices.
The session covered these areas: The Status of ICT in Education in Pakistan, Understanding ICT in Education, British Council Schools online project, British Council English language programme, Educational Tools and Resources for Teaching and Learning, Planning ICT Tools in Teaching and Learning and Introduction to Collaborative Learning Approaches.
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UNESCO Office in Bangkok: First workshop on effective ICT-pedagogy integration in Pakistan
First workshop on effective ICT-pedagogy integration in Pakistan
30.11.2012
“Technology liberates the teacher, just as the car brought new opportunities so effective use of ICT changes how we teach. But let me just say to those who still believed that there are myths, ICT doesn't dumb down student, it doesn’t reduce skills levels or concentration spans, nor does it limit student’s ability to write essays - it increases skills, knowledge and Access." Said by Peter R. Upton, Country Director British Council Pakistan.
It’s true we cannot live alone and cut off from rest of the world. The traditional and old style of education has faded away giving place to ICT. British Council and UNESCO organized a 4 days capacity building workshop on “Effective ICT-Pedagogy Integration” at Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) Islamabad, Pakistan on 13 – 16 November 2012.
The training was delivered to 38 participants from different areas of Pakistan including teachers, Head teachers, educators, policy makers from various public and private schools, educational institutes and offices.
The session covered these areas: The Status of ICT in Education in Pakistan, Understanding ICT in Education, British Council Schools online project, British Council English language programme, Educational Tools and Resources for Teaching and Learning, Planning ICT Tools in Teaching and Learning and Introduction to Collaborative Learning Approaches.
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UNESCO Office in Bangkok: First workshop on effective ICT-pedagogy integration in Pakistan