The effect of mobile Internet educational software applications on elementary school students' learning ability
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v8i.4615Keywords:
Elementary school; Educational software; Effect.Abstract
With the continuing development of both science and internet technology, because of the growth of Internet software, several educational software is coming up. The application of those software makes a great impact on the learning ability of elementary school students. As a result, this article aims to give this impact a total summary by collecting and summarizing academic papers and searching for relevant information online. Throughout the whole paper, this research shows that the impact of learning software on elementary school students' learning ability is in three aspects, they are expression ability creative ability, and comprehension ability. Different software can help target different abilities. Firstly, this paper discusses the impact of mobile Internet educational software on students' expressive skills through three examples: online education software, online feedback software, and online discussion software. This paper shows that mobile Internet educational software is helpful to improve the expression ability of elementary school students because of its characteristic of breaking the time limit and being able to interact at any time. Secondly, this paper has discussed the impact of mobile Internet educational software on students' creativity and has demonstrated that teachers can use mobile Internet educational software to break space limitations and stimulate students' interest by using three examples: online experiment software, VR, and educational games. By using mobile Internet educational software, teachers can break the space limitation and stimulate students' interest in learning, and enhance students' creativity through this feature. Lastly, this paper discusses the role of using mobile Internet educational software in promoting students' comprehension, and uses three kinds of software: mind map concept map, and argument map, as examples to show how they can improve students' comprehension. The paper shows that mobile Internet educational software is very effective in improving students' comprehension skills.
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