ICT MEDIATED TEACHING LEARNING PEDAGOGY AND ITS EFFECTS
Keywords:
ICT, Innovations in teaching, technological advancements, Online Teaching- LearningAbstract
In this Paper, the author has discussed about the various teaching, learning techniques of ICT andtheir effects in various teaching-Learning situations. The author has also discussed how Covid-19
pandemic paved the way for ICT mediated teaching- Learning environment and brought in use of
various virtual platforms in regular practice. In other words, use of technological innovations is
dominating the entire process of teaching and learning and can bring in positive changes but cannot
replace teachers, but teachers who can keep themselves abreast of technological advancements will
surely be replaced by those teachers.
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