What are the Benefits and Drawbacks of ICT?

Answer 1

• increased learner effectiveness or performance gains

• increased learner efficiency

• greater learner engagement or satisfaction

• more positive student attitudes to learning.

a selection of supporting evidence:

Impact on attainment in secondary school

The equivalent to a term's additional progress in KS3 science.

An average gain in GCSE science equivalent to 52,484 students moving from grade D to C.

Improvements to the overall percentage of pupils 5+ A*-Cs at GCSE in the year after broadband introduction.

After controlling for KS3 results, the availability of a computer at home is significantly positively associated with Key Stage 4 test scores. This association amounts to around 14 GCSE points (equivalent to 2 GCSE grades).

Answer 2

1.

1.processing of data is faster

2.data communication is fast and accurate

3.searching for data is much faster

4.It saves time,energy and money

5.data storage capacity is almost limitless

BY MBASO HENRY(12yrs old).

Answer 3

ICT (Information and Communication Technology) has effects each and every aspects of our lives. It is used every where in this world from our kitchen to markets, from small schools to major industries. It is used in hospitals, transport, research laboratories etc.

For example in homes it is used in electronic microwave ovens, ACs, digital clocks, claculators, washing machines.

In scchools it is used in database management, CBT (Computer Base Training)

In offices its used in Management Information System

In shops at POS (Point of Sale) Terminals and stock management

In hospitals in opertion theatres, diagnosis laboratories, ultrasound, ct scan etc.

Answer 4

ICT is used in every job, weather it is teaching PE or a street cleaner. That is the main reason why understanding how to use a computer is so important.

Answer 5

everything is an advantage