Article reference
Shilpa, J. J. (2014). NEW MEDIA TECHNOLOGY IN
EDUCATION - A GENRE OF
OUTREACH LEARNING. Global Media
Journal: Indian Edition, 5(1), 1-10.
Abstract
New Media is a
definitely proving to be a significant technological revolution dawning an era
of e-generation. It is creating a significant ripple as dynamic content
provider and interactive media indeed revolutionizing the world of
communication. Obliterating the geographical barriers, new media is
connecting us to every corner of the world sprouting the virtual world. The
present paper attempts to study the new media's ingress into the
education sector redesigning the knowledge economy. The
online media is allowing students a new avenue to explore their
interest and inquisitiveness. As an agent of immense change it is the opted
tool for greater specialization in curriculum through experiential
learning. New Media, a forum for interaction, self-expression, and an
avenue for skill enhancement is enabling students to develop professionally.
Having redefined the learning process infringing the traditional norm of
education, it is crafting individuals for the industrial demands and the
competitive world. With exclusive characteristics and undeniable risks, new media is
emerging as the preferred medium for outreach learning in younger
generation.
I chose this article as an
aspiring teacher; therefore, I am interested in the ways we can integrate new
and effective technology into educations systems in order to advance
educational techniques and practices. I am a huge proponent
of experiential, creative learning and this study suggests that the use of
new media technologies is an aid to facilitating these learning styles. It
is too bad that I grew up in a time when computers, tablets, etc... were not a
practical, affordable component of my education.
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