Lately, we have heard so
much about education apps and many parents, teachers, and students are drawn to
these apps. We can find both positive and negative reviews from users of the
apps. I guess it all depends on what we are expecting from the apps. The
problem with all apps is that unless we have downloaded it onto our mobile
devices and tested it out, we wouldn’t know whether it is what we are looking
for.
The good thing is that
most of these learning apps can be downloaded for free, and they come with a
free trial period for users to test it out before subscribing to the app. Time
is needed to try out the apps until you get one that suits your requirements.
To save time on searching for the right app, most users will start with an app
that is popular and on top of the list. So if you are using an Apple device,
you will download one of the top
iTunes study apps. Then you start to enjoy the free trial period to test
out the app.
If you are an Android device user, then you will download one of the Google Play learning apps from the Play Store. You will also get to try out the app with the free trial period. Online learning has both advantages and disadvantages.
v Students get to study at their own pace. Students who are slow need
not have to worry about trying to catch up with the other students. The fast
learners need not have to held back to wait for the slower learners.
If a student were to learn
Science online, the student will have access to videos and audio by
different teachers who are experienced in the Science field. The student get to
enjoy watching many lab experiments and getting to see the results of the
experiments.
Students tend to remember better through the virtual lab
experiments, stories with characters, 3D animations, games, quizzes and
puzzles, etc.
Students get to enjoy access to all the resources made available to
the students.
Online learning requires the commitment and self-discipline of the
students in order to follow the learning process till completion.
Education apps is useful
but the apps cannot fully replace the traditional way of learning where
students come together in a class and interact with each other and with the teacher.
Disclosure: This is a contributed post.
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