This document provides a summary of an ICT and digital tools presentation for college teachers. It discusses: - The presenter's background and experience teaching various science courses. - An overview of different technology integration models and 21st century skills. - A variety of digital tools for organizing textual and numerical data, including knowledge maps, charts, graphs and animation tools. - The benefits of these tools for visualizing concepts, promoting creativity, and providing flexible and collaborative learning experiences. - How technology can help develop skills like digital literacy, scientific literacy, and information literacy that are important for students.

1. ICT and Digital Tools for College Teachers Presented by Dr. B. Victor St. Xavier’s College Palayamkottai.

3. “ If you learn only methods, you’ll be tied to your methods, but if you learn principles, you can devise your own methods”. - Ralph Waldo Emerson.

8. 21st Century Skills Digital-Age Literacy

18. “ If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.” Abraham Maslow, Psychologist (1908 – 1970)

39. Digital Tools of Numerical Data

41. Statistical Graphics-1

42. Statistical Graphics-2

43. Statistical Graphics-3

44. Statistical graphs-4

45. Statistical graphs-5

48. Digital Tools of Textual Data

53. Preparation of Knowledge maps Generate ideas Structure ideas Compute the Kmap Edit the Kmap Present the Kmap Evaluate the Kmap

56. Kinds of Kmaps Knowledge maps Brain – storming webs Task – specific maps

61. Hierarchical map

62. Non- hierarchical map

63. Concept map on water

64. Concept map on organic molecules

65. Concept map on Photosynthesis

66. Concept map on Physical fitness

69. Mind Mapping

70. Mind map on Pollution

71. Mind map on Forms of Energy

73. Task specific Maps

74. Fish-bone map

76. Fishbone mapping

77. This map is used to brainstorm ideas. This map is organized by placing the theme in the center of the map. Outwardly radiating sub-themes surround the center of the map. Spider map

78. Spider mapping

79. The bubble map is designed for the process of describing attributes. Eg. Character traits, cultural traits, properties, salient features . Bubble map

80. Bubble map-Example

81. This map is used for comparing and contrasting two thinks. Eg. Two characters in story, two historical figures, two social systems. Double bubble map

82. Double bubble map-Example

84. Circle map-Example

85. Cluster map-Example

87. Clustering map

89. Cycle map-Example

90. Cycle map-Example

93. Venn diagram-Example

98. Tree diagram-Example

101. Research topic map

102. Problem - solution map

103. Problem –solution map

104. Single cause/ Multiple Effect

105. Multiple Causes / Single Effect

106. Cause / effect diagram

107. Single Cause / multiple effects

108. Persuasion map

109. Story map

110. Process development map

111. Narrative map

112. Problem –solution map

113. Character-traits (events) map

114. Continuum/ Time line chart

115. SIMPLE GRAPHICS- 1

116. SIMPLE GRAPHICS-2

117. Charts

121. KWL Chart

123. Animation Tools

124. AnimationTools -1

125. Animation tools-2

126. Animation tools -3

127. Animation tools -4

128. Animation tools -5

131. Presentation over

132. The End