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AHLCON INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
EUMIND – HOW DIGITAL AM I

ARTICLE- School Use
Group- Deadly Decoders
Rachit’s Interview
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Respondent- Charvi Mittal (Sister)
DATE- 19.10.13
TIME- 10:00 pm
PLACE- Home

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QUESTIONS
MAIN QUESTION
For what do you use computers/internet at school?
Respond-We use computers for an interactive learning at
school, to promote digital education and also to teach people how
to use computers. Powerpoint presentations are the most
common thing for which we use computers at school. Actually this
not only promotes digital education but also enables students to
enjoy their education
• SUB QUESTIONS
• How often do you use computers and with what result?
• Respond-We don’t use computers too often in our schools; we use
it only in our computer class or to make different projects. Again
PPT’s are the most common way of illustrating our project
• Does the use of computers always improve the standard of lesson?
• Respond-Yes, it not only makes the learning interesting but also
interactive at the same time. Students tend to get more involved
in digital education than book education which enables the
teacher to conduct a healthy and interactive session.
• Do you do your homework, projects, compile a portfolio, do a
research for school digitally? What do you feel about that?
• Respond-This depends upon the kind of projects that we get.
Research work is usually done with the help of internet and
projects are sometimes made on the PPT. This helps a student a
lot as he is capable of doing a work digitally than working on
paper.
• Does your school use smart board? What are the pros and cons of their
use?
• Respond-No our school does not use smart boards. But for what I have
seen its pros and cons are:Pros –
The interactive electronic white board is great for demonstrations
All students respond favourably to board use
It is a kid magnet
Cons
Setup is costly
Students and teachers are exposed to rays harmful to eyes
• Are you allowed mobile phones at school? If yes, then what are the rules
about their use and how do you use them?
• Respond-No, they are not allowed in our schools
• What are your views about using mobile phones at school?
• Respond-I think the use of mobile phones should be restricted to
children mainly because of 2 reasonsStudents will always engage themselves to their phones and not listen to
teacher
There will be discrimination amongst children based on mobile phones
they have.
Tanishq’s Manuja
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Respondent- Kshitij Nath (Friend)
DATE- 29/10.13
TIME- 7 pm
PLACE- Society
QUESTIONS
MAIN QUESTION
For what do you use computers/internet at school?
Respond-In schools computers I use computer for learning to use
different software’s. Computers are also a way of improving the
understanding of a chapter or lesson. Also computers are now attached
to some peripherals or hardware like touch boards which makes learning
interactive and fun. Internet is also used as a reference tool and is very
helpful; also cloud storage feature helps us to submit our project to the
teacher without carrying usb drives. Internet is also essential for smart
boards to update with their server.
• SUB QUESTIONS
• How often do you use computers and with what result?
• Respond - I use computers very frequently and most of
the time it helps me and I have an answer to my question.

• Does the use of computers always improve the standard of
lesson?
• Respond- Yes, I think using computers always improve the
standards of the lesson.
• Does your school use smart board? What are the pros and
cons of their use?
• Respond- Yes, My school uses smart boards. It’s biggest
advantage is that it make the whole thing very easy to
understand .Disadvantage is that is takes a lot of time and
technical error are frequent ,also a big drawback.
• Are you allowed mobile phones at school? If
yes, then what are the rules about their use and how
do you use them?
• Respond- No, we are not allowed to use phones at
schools.
• What are your views about using mobile phones at
school?
• Respond- I think it should not be allowed as it
causes a lot of disturbance and distracts us from the
main reason of going to school that is to study. Also
social networking sites are the reason too.
Gaurav’s Interview
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NAME- Krishna M. Kukrety (Relative)
DATE- 29-10-2013
TIME- 7:30 pm
PLACE- Delhi, East INDIA
QUESTIONS
MAIN QUESTION
How should the computer or internet be utilized at
school?
• Respond-Children should have anytime access provided
the computer resources are utilized for educative
purposes i.e. anytime during recess free period etc.
• SUB QUESTIONS
• What etiquettes should followed while using computers at school?
• Respond-Children should properly use there given devices and they
should not damage the hardware while using or working upon it. Devices
should be used carefully and the equipment should not be man-handled.
• Does the use of computers always improve the standard of lesson?
• Respond-Obviously, when you have internet access then you can gather
a lot of information upon the topic or chapter you are reading or
studying. The internet can also provide facts and references for the topic
thus enhancing the standard of the lesson.
• Should homework, projects, compiling portfolios, research, and etc. be
done for school digitally? What do you feel about that?
•
Respond-Both seem equally appealing to me. Doing projects digitally
for e.g. a collage, saves a lot of time and a lot of paper but if we see on
the other, side doing or making such projects or collages manually can
enhance all round information and effort can be put in like you gather a
couple of books and you select specific information and use it in your
project; digitally only a few buttons are pressed. Manual work helps in
fine-motor development.
• Should mobile phones be allowed at school? If
yes, then how should they be used?

• Respond-Children should be allowed phones at
school but the phones should only register
incoming calls and outgoing calls can be
forbidden by giving them an empty sim card (0
balance) and the use of internet should be
prohibited on such cell phones. Children should
have access to the lobby phones for any urgent
calls. They should be monitored while doing so.

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  • 1. AHLCON INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL EUMIND – HOW DIGITAL AM I ARTICLE- School Use Group- Deadly Decoders
  • 2. Rachit’s Interview • • • • Respondent- Charvi Mittal (Sister) DATE- 19.10.13 TIME- 10:00 pm PLACE- Home • • • • QUESTIONS MAIN QUESTION For what do you use computers/internet at school? Respond-We use computers for an interactive learning at school, to promote digital education and also to teach people how to use computers. Powerpoint presentations are the most common thing for which we use computers at school. Actually this not only promotes digital education but also enables students to enjoy their education
  • 3. • SUB QUESTIONS • How often do you use computers and with what result? • Respond-We don’t use computers too often in our schools; we use it only in our computer class or to make different projects. Again PPT’s are the most common way of illustrating our project • Does the use of computers always improve the standard of lesson? • Respond-Yes, it not only makes the learning interesting but also interactive at the same time. Students tend to get more involved in digital education than book education which enables the teacher to conduct a healthy and interactive session. • Do you do your homework, projects, compile a portfolio, do a research for school digitally? What do you feel about that? • Respond-This depends upon the kind of projects that we get. Research work is usually done with the help of internet and projects are sometimes made on the PPT. This helps a student a lot as he is capable of doing a work digitally than working on paper.
  • 4. • Does your school use smart board? What are the pros and cons of their use? • Respond-No our school does not use smart boards. But for what I have seen its pros and cons are:Pros – The interactive electronic white board is great for demonstrations All students respond favourably to board use It is a kid magnet Cons Setup is costly Students and teachers are exposed to rays harmful to eyes • Are you allowed mobile phones at school? If yes, then what are the rules about their use and how do you use them? • Respond-No, they are not allowed in our schools • What are your views about using mobile phones at school? • Respond-I think the use of mobile phones should be restricted to children mainly because of 2 reasonsStudents will always engage themselves to their phones and not listen to teacher There will be discrimination amongst children based on mobile phones they have.
  • 5. Tanishq’s Manuja • • • • • • • • Respondent- Kshitij Nath (Friend) DATE- 29/10.13 TIME- 7 pm PLACE- Society QUESTIONS MAIN QUESTION For what do you use computers/internet at school? Respond-In schools computers I use computer for learning to use different software’s. Computers are also a way of improving the understanding of a chapter or lesson. Also computers are now attached to some peripherals or hardware like touch boards which makes learning interactive and fun. Internet is also used as a reference tool and is very helpful; also cloud storage feature helps us to submit our project to the teacher without carrying usb drives. Internet is also essential for smart boards to update with their server.
  • 6. • SUB QUESTIONS • How often do you use computers and with what result? • Respond - I use computers very frequently and most of the time it helps me and I have an answer to my question. • Does the use of computers always improve the standard of lesson? • Respond- Yes, I think using computers always improve the standards of the lesson. • Does your school use smart board? What are the pros and cons of their use? • Respond- Yes, My school uses smart boards. It’s biggest advantage is that it make the whole thing very easy to understand .Disadvantage is that is takes a lot of time and technical error are frequent ,also a big drawback.
  • 7. • Are you allowed mobile phones at school? If yes, then what are the rules about their use and how do you use them? • Respond- No, we are not allowed to use phones at schools. • What are your views about using mobile phones at school? • Respond- I think it should not be allowed as it causes a lot of disturbance and distracts us from the main reason of going to school that is to study. Also social networking sites are the reason too.
  • 8. Gaurav’s Interview • • • • • • • NAME- Krishna M. Kukrety (Relative) DATE- 29-10-2013 TIME- 7:30 pm PLACE- Delhi, East INDIA QUESTIONS MAIN QUESTION How should the computer or internet be utilized at school? • Respond-Children should have anytime access provided the computer resources are utilized for educative purposes i.e. anytime during recess free period etc.
  • 9. • SUB QUESTIONS • What etiquettes should followed while using computers at school? • Respond-Children should properly use there given devices and they should not damage the hardware while using or working upon it. Devices should be used carefully and the equipment should not be man-handled. • Does the use of computers always improve the standard of lesson? • Respond-Obviously, when you have internet access then you can gather a lot of information upon the topic or chapter you are reading or studying. The internet can also provide facts and references for the topic thus enhancing the standard of the lesson. • Should homework, projects, compiling portfolios, research, and etc. be done for school digitally? What do you feel about that? • Respond-Both seem equally appealing to me. Doing projects digitally for e.g. a collage, saves a lot of time and a lot of paper but if we see on the other, side doing or making such projects or collages manually can enhance all round information and effort can be put in like you gather a couple of books and you select specific information and use it in your project; digitally only a few buttons are pressed. Manual work helps in fine-motor development.
  • 10. • Should mobile phones be allowed at school? If yes, then how should they be used? • Respond-Children should be allowed phones at school but the phones should only register incoming calls and outgoing calls can be forbidden by giving them an empty sim card (0 balance) and the use of internet should be prohibited on such cell phones. Children should have access to the lobby phones for any urgent calls. They should be monitored while doing so.