Input & Output Devices (central processing unit)

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1. Projector Image: Mechow, S., 2007, retrieved from: stock.exchange, http://www.sxc.hu/photo/783414

2. Reference: Lever-Duffy, J. & McDonald, J. B. (2010). Teaching and learning with technology, 4th Edition. Boston, MA: Pearson Education, Inc.

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3.1. data input

3.1.1. keyboard

3.1.1.1. benefits: 
- relatively universal means of data entry and computer interaction - necessary competency for students (Lever-Duffy & McDonald, 2011, p. 117) challenges: - limited accessibility for some populations application to learning: - allows human interaction with the computer, the internet, and software - teacher may substitute touch screens or voice detection to facilitate access

3.2. pointing devices

3.2.1. multi-button mouse

3.2.1.1. benefits:
 - relatively universal - allows a variety of interactions including linking and drawing challenges: - limited accessibility for some populations - easily removed from workstation application to learning: - allows human interaction with the computer, the internet, and software. - useful for drawing and enhancing content

3.2.2. laptop trackpad

3.2.2.1. benefits:
 - adds portability to computing - computer is not constrained to a desk - allows a variety of interactions including linking and drawing challenges: - limited accessibility for some populations application to learning: - allows human interaction with the computer, the internet, and software. - useful for drawing and enhancing content.

3.3. media

3.3.1. scanner

3.3.1.1. benefits: - allow digitizing of hard copy material challenges: - file size must be considered application to learning: - allows for digital access to hard copy material for use and enhancement

3.4. digital camera

3.4.1. benefits: - quick turnover time from image capture to publication - create digital content for use and enhancement challenges:
 - file size must be considered - size of final content needs to be considered - require care in use and storage application to learning: - allows multiple means of representation, engagement, and expression

3.5. microphone

3.5.1. benefits: - allows the recording of digital sound files for use and enhancement challenges: - file size must be considered application to learning: - enhance representation, engagement and expression when creating multimedia presentations

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5.1. hard copy

5.1.1. printer

5.1.1.1. benefits: - allows printing and hard copy distribution of digital content challenges: - supplies and maintenance are costly compared to digital distribution application to learning - material may be accessed without a computer - allows display of material in a variety of ways

5.2. soft copy

5.2.1. monitor

5.2.1.1. benefits: - relatively universal means of interacting with computers - allow visual interaction with the computer via pointing devices challenges: - limited accessibility for some populations application to learning: - display visual content in all communications: text, video, graphics, etc.

5.2.2. projector

5.2.2.1. benefits: - allows for group viewing of digital content & computer screen challenges: - expense, particularly when high quality and visibility are desired application to learning: - display visual content in all communications: text, video, graphics, etc.

5.2.2.2. (Image by Mechow, 2007)

5.3. media

5.3.1. audio

5.3.1.1. speakers

5.3.1.1.1. benefits: - allow listening to audio in multimedia content challenges: - expense, particularly when high quality in a group setting is required application to learning: allow for multiple channels of presentation, engagement and expression

5.3.1.2. headphones

5.3.1.2.1. benefits: - allow listening to audio in multimedia content challenges: - easily removed from station - may require adaptors application to learning: - allow for multiple channels of presentation, engagement and expression - allow individuals to access audio without interfering with other learners