The differences between Input and output devices
by Amie Little
1. An example of an input device is a pointing device
2. An input device can send data to another device, but it cannot receive data from another device
3. A benefit of the pointing device is that it can be used to meet the differing needs of learners.
4. Learning application is that you can use the pointing device to point and select the commands or icons you wish to use.
5. An example of an output device is a monitor
6. Input device
7. Benefit of monitor is that students who are sight impaired can benefit by simple monitor settings that enlarge screen images or change contrast. Challenge is that the screens can be easily scratched and damaged so they have to be cleaned in the correct way to avoid damage.
8. Output devices can receive data from another device but it cannot send data to another device.
9. Leaning application is that you can set the monitor screen image to your liking.
10. output devices
