The 5E’s Infographic Poster: ICT’s Role in the Classroom

This visually engaging infographic poster explores the vital role of ICT in education using the 5 E’s: explore, express, exchange, evaluate, and exhibit. Whether used as a classroom handout or as part of an eye-catching ICT display, this resource is designed to empower students to maximize their learning potential. It helps students unlock the power of ICT in education by understanding the importance of studying the subject. 

Perfect for teachers who incorporate digital media into their lessons across various subjects, this poster constantly reminds students how to make the most of their work using digital media. As we know, when students can effectively remember and apply what they learn they pave the way for academic success.

Once purchased, all you have to do is print the resources to your desired size and colour option. (A printer-friendly version in greyscale is included for individual handout options.)

Please note that the watermark shown in the examples will not be present in the downloaded resource.

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