Schools that simply ban mobile phones or social networking sites from the classroom are failing to provide children a 21st century education, an expert in the field says.
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In this article, we will explore applications of multimedia, interactive, Internet, and web-based electronic tools to multicultural teaching.
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n the Philippines, which sends more text messages than any country, the mobile phone and SMS are being used as the primary means for interactive learning. SMS is also being used to inform students of schedule changes, deadlines, examination regulations, grades, new courses and library resources.
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In a nutshell, the Web 3.0 will function a little bit more like a human being. It will "understand" how facts and ideas are connected. And it will also "understand" what you're looking for and take your own particular context, needs and preferences into account. Your interaction with the Web will "feel" less like the operation of a machine and more like interaction with another human being.
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