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The photo above summarizes the plenty of Safety Tips in the online world. These tips, given by Microsoft News Centre UK, are helpful to the educators and the learners in their interaction with technology and internet— both inside and outside the academic institution.

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“Electric communication will never be a substitute for the face of someone who with their soul encourages another person to be brave and true.”
— Charles Dickens

That's the point why technology can and should never replace humans, especially a human teacher. Technology is smart, yes. Technology can provide us lots of knowledgeable information and data, yes. But it lacks something that only a human teacher possess. And that is, I believe, the ability to touch the learners' hearts; the ability to impart not only academic knowledge, but also life wisdom.

As what Vishal Sikka said,

“We need to embark on a human revolution. A revolution where our reality is not replaced by drones but augmented by technology to do better.”

Technology's only role in education is to assist our human educators in order to make teaching-learning processes more effective and fruitful.   A teacher should never let technologies be a substitute in doing his/her part in teaching the students.  Moreover, as educators, we are expected to be ICT literate so that we will be able to utilize technology and the internet in an appropriate manner.

The quotation above can have more than one meaning,— it could be referring to face-to-face class vs. online/virtual learning,  but what I meant here is the possibility of replacing human teachers with AI.

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The Importance of Instructional Materials

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The Importance of Instructional Materials

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Instructional materials (IMs), also known as teaching/learning materials (TLMs) are collection of materials that an educator can use during a teaching-learning process. These materials, which can be both non-digital or digital, are essential tools in a teaching-learning process because it doesn't only assist the teachers in making their discussion session relatively easy, but also it cater the individual learning needs of the students because these materials allow them to interact with words, symbols, and ideas in ways that further develop their  cognitive skills, such as reading, listening, critical thinking, writing, speaking, and also in utilizing media and technology— thus, resulting to a more productive and efficient quality of education.