Course Reflection
14 years ago
Monday, February 22, 2010
Chapter 5
The compensation of utilizing web-based applications considerably outway the disadvantages. A web-based function allows the students to be imaginative and correspond with their peers around the planet. More importantly, it is available for the most part all of the time unless something prohibits access to it. In the course of blogging students are permitted to accent their opinions on issues whether they are national, worldwide, or neighboring. Wikis are another incredible web-based application that permits vital information to be utilized both in and outside of the classroom location. Web-based applications are reasonably priced, available, genial, and easy to use. However, like anything else there are disadvantages to using them such as occurrences of abuse. All though the likelihood of abuse for web-based applications may appear risky, I believe that it is a wonderful way for students to communicate amongst one another and learn how to conduct research.
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ReplyDeleteJessica I agree that web-based applications advantages out weigh the disadvantages. The web-based applications bring the world to your fingertips basically. Like you said, students can communicate with their peers anywhere as long as they have a connection with the internet. This makes it culturally diverse and broadens the views of our students. Additionally, with it being free in most cases, the sky is the limit on communication and learning from one another.
ReplyDeleteWeb base applications do have many advantages, economic as well as availability. The disadvatage of abuse is a real threat and only constant vigilance will reduce it. Monitoring with filters and supervision are two ways.
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