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Evaluation and reflective journal of two group presentations on the topic of special needs children and the use of ICT.

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This article compares two group presentations on the role of ICT in the learning and teaching process. The first group presentation focuses on the learning perspective of ICT, while the second group presentation emphasizes the administrative perspective. The article suggests exploring the future of ICT in the education sector to enhance the applicability of these innovations in the future.

Group Presentations .

Evaluation and reflective journal of two group presentations on the topic of special needs children and the use of ICT.

   Added on 2023-05-30

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Running head: GROUP PRESENTATIONS 1
Group Presentations
Student’s Name
Institutional Affiliation
Group Presentations                            ._1
GROUP PRESENTATIONS 2
Group Presentations
Part 1
The other group’s presentation on the integration of information and communications
technology (ICT) in the learning setting engages the audience in a subconscious dialogue
regarding the value of such innovations. The presenters begin by acknowledging the fact that
ICT goes beyond fundamental hardware such as the computer: it involves various resources
including projectors, the internet, software applications, microphones, and smartphones among
others. Such a perspective is quite vital for an audience that lacks sufficient knowledge on the
subject. Fairly speaking, the group presenters seem to understand the need to enhance the
audience’s grasp of the topic since they delve into mind blowing details regarding the same.
As mentioned, the group provides informative details with respect to the topic. The
presenters’ focus on the role of ICT in the learning process of special needs children is quite
captivating. First, the group asserts that the broad range of academic literature online offers
diverse perspectives on most if not all classroom concepts. Such a factor benefits children with
learning disabilities (Hesterman, 2013). As a matter of fact, the presenter argues that these
learners can gain from the repetitive data. Second, children with physical disabilities can also
gain from the advanced computer functions including visual learning and dictation. Note that
visual learning allows children with auditory impairments to benefit from education (Dong &
Newman, 2016). On the other hand, dictation allows handicapped learners to take classroom
notes. The group points out other obvious advantages including enhanced communication skills
(thanks to activities such as presentations) and personalized learning.
On that note, it appears wise to conclude that the other group’s presentation captured vital
aspects of ICT in the learning development. The group demonstrated immense understanding of
Group Presentations                            ._2

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