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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Information Technology in Teaching.  

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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Information Technology in Teaching The most obvious advantage of using information technology in teaching and learning is the flexibility for learners to get access to computers. Now that computers have become common, learners can get access to the Internet and engage in study at any time, any place and at their own pace. This is the reason why distance learning has become so common nowadays. Another advantage of information technology is its versatility. Other than just sounds, computers can produce colourful graphics, which will greatly enhance the learning outcome as learners will retain the majority of what is taught through sights rather than sounds. Besides, compared with humans, computers have absolute superiority in generating attractive graphics. In a nutshell, a picture is worth more than a thousand words. Besides, computers can provide instant feedback to learners when they are doing exercises or practising. Learners don't have to...

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