It is impossible to overestimate the impact of technology on education as it continues to pervade every part of our lives. The book explores how emerging technologies are changing the problem-solving landscape and how educational technology can improve problem-solving skills in the digital age, which offers insights into how educators and students can leverage these tools to enhance learning outcomes.
Through experiential learning and group work, technology can help students enhance their critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. Aiming to use technology to build dynamic, interesting learning environments that provide students the tools they need to face difficulties in the real world.
Using a blend of theoretical frameworks and real-world examples gives teachers the skills and resources to smoothly incorporate technology into their instruction. Teachers can develop problem-solving students prepared to succeed in an increasingly complicated and interconnected world by implementing interactive education approaches.
The target audience for this book is educators, instructional designers, researchers, and scholars who want to use technology to improve students' ability to solve problems in the classroom. It also serves students interested in understanding how technology and learning intersect, especially studying in education, technology, or related subjects.