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Integration of ICT in science

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  Integration of ICT in science “Technology will not replace great teacher, but technology in the hands of great teachers can be transformational” George Couros Education is the process of conveying knowledge from one generation to another and education will remain the same. No matter how often we reframe or try to change it. Information technology (IT) is considered the key to globalization, and computer-mediated communication is increasingly becoming an essential part of everyday life. Information communication and technology (ICT) in education is considered an innovative and interactive way of learning which allows the integration of technology into the conventional education system.         Advances in information and communication technologies (ICT) give countless opportunities to enhance education and the way of learning. The application of ICT in science provides even more opportunities due to the appealing possibilities for resembling, and interactively exploring th
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  Practical module-based learning and its importance in education “All our knowledge is based upon experience. What we call inferential knowledge, in which we go from the less to the more general, or from the general to the particular, has experience as its basis” Swami Vivekananda   The word "technology" has indeed an essential role in many fields, including education.  In the twenty-first century technology has become the primary means to deliver our knowledge. Nowadays, technology integration transformed our societies, completely by changing the way people think, work, and live.  The conjunction of information, communication, and technology (ICT) with education will help teachers to replace conventional teaching methods with technology-based teaching and interactive learning tools. Teachers are key players in ICT. The incorporation of technology in education contributes significantly to the pedagogical aspects, as the application of ICT provides effective learning with
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