Lesson 4 How Computers Impact Everyday Life: Objectives
Lesson 4 How Computers Impact Everyday Life: Objectives
Lesson 4 How Computers Impact Everyday Life: Objectives
Lesson 4
OBJECTIVES
Education
With the use of computers, teachers can do
research and enhance their teaching
materials. They can join online forums and
conferences and gain new ideas and learn
from the latest research findings and trends.
ICT in general has made things convenient
and efficient for teachers, students,
researchers, and school administrators.
Electronic learning (e-learning) is the newest
teaching methodology in which students and
teachers can communicate and collaborate
with each other through online discussion of
their lessons, activities, and examinations,
Such examples are Blackboard, Edmodo,
Moodle, etc.
Banking
The computer has made all banking transactions around the world easier and
more secure. It manipulates the entire banking system as it includes 24-hour
electronic banking services. The services include:
Workforce Industry
Electronic Commerce
Customers or clients use computers to
communicate with sellers. This method
can save time and cost as consumers
do not have to go physically to any
outlets or department stores. Suppliers,
on the other hand, use computers in
keeping track of their transactions
which include the monitoring of
inventory
Electronic commerce of simply e-
commerce helps boost the economy.
E-commerce markets: Zalora, Lazada, Shopee, With computers, internet, and shared
Amazon, OLX.ph and many others software as the main tools needed,
buying and selling activities are made
easier, more efficient, and faster.
Hospitals
Government
A government provides society with
direction by making and administering
policies. To provide citizens with up-to-
date information, most government
offices have Web sites. People file
taxes, apply for permits and licenses,
pay parking tickets, buy stamps, report
crimes, apply for financial aid, and
renew vehicle registrations and driver's
licenses.
Science
All branches of science, from biology
to astronomy to meteorology, use
computers to assist them with
collecting, analyzing, and modelling
data. Scientists also use the Internet
to communicate with colleagues
around the world.
Breakthroughs in surgery, medicine,
and treatments often result from
scientists' use of computers. Tiny
computers now imitate functions of
the central nervous system, retina of
the eye, and cochlea of the ear. A
cochlear implant allows a deaf
person to listen.