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 Automated tasks reduce repetitive work such as giving online classes

and grading exams

 Employees and customers spend less time in a classroom

 Barriers of educational technology

1-Barriers related to consumers:

 Limited access to the internet.

 Low of health literacy.

 Lack of easy access sources of high quality relevant information.

2-Barriers related to providers:
 Resistance to use technology and preference to use the traditional way

 Inadequate communication skills.
 Lack of time.

 Lack of financial incentive.

3- Barriers related to technology:

 Increase cost of computers.

 Poor telecommunication infrastructure.

 Computer based system may be difficult to use.

4- Barriers related to information:

 Misinformation can lead consumers with life threatening condition

to lose trust in their providers.

 Vulnerable people may be victimized by biased or incomplete

information from those with financial internet in the information

they provide.

Impact of technology on teacher and learner

Positive Impact

1-Enhanced Teaching and Learning

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