Information and Communication Technologies as an Element of the Learning Environment for Generation Alpha

The article analyzes the significance of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in education within the context of Generation Alpha. The text emphasizes that ICTs are an integral part of students' daily lives, necessitating thoughtful utilization of technology in the educational environment. The authors focus on discussing the importance of the learning environment in the digital age, where digital media play a crucial role. In their theoretical considerations, the authors point out the necessity of building an environment that will prepare students for the future by integrating students, teachers, content, and technology. Such an approach is essential for Generation Alpha, which has been immersed in the world of digital media since birth. The article also highlights practical solutions regarding the use of ICTs in technology-supported strategies, pointing out the variety of educational tools, e-learning platforms, and communication applications. The authors, aware not only of the benefits of ICTs but also of their opportunities, threats, and development prospects, provided insights. The article concludes with a summary emphasizing the need for thoughtful utilization of ICTs in education, considering both opportunities and threats, and adapting the learning environment to the needs of Generation Alpha.

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Forum Pedagogiczne
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2024.2.1.6
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Engineering Education and Technology
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Information and Communication Technologies as an Element of the Learning Environment for Generation Alpha

Ewelina Rzońca, Tomasz Warchoł
Forum Pedagogiczne
Engineering Education and Technology
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Information and Communication Technologies as an Element of the Learning Environment for Generation Alpha

Ewelina Rzońca, Tomasz Warchoł
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Abstract

The article analyzes the significance of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in education within the context of Generation Alpha. The text emphasizes that ICTs are an integral part of students' daily lives, necessitating thoughtful utilization of technology in the educational environment. The authors focus on discussing the importance of the learning environment in the digital age, where digital media play a crucial role. In their theoretical considerations, the authors point out the necessity of building an environment that will prepare students for the future by integrating students, teachers, content, and technology. Such an approach is essential for Generation Alpha, which has been immersed in the world of digital media since birth. The article also highlights practical solutions regarding the use of ICTs in technology-supported strategies, pointing out the variety of educational tools, e-learning platforms, and communication applications. The authors, aware not only of the benefits of ICTs but also of their opportunities, threats, and development prospects, provided insights. The article concludes with a summary emphasizing the need for thoughtful utilization of ICTs in education, considering both opportunities and threats, and adapting the learning environment to the needs of Generation Alpha.

Forum PedagogiczneVol. 14(2.1)
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw (PL), University of Rzeszów (PL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Engineering Education and Technology
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