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Technology
is not hardware or software. It is the powerful tools that
learners can use to facilitate their own learning process.
Teachers can use technology resources to provide opportunities
for learning and create the "conditions that optimize
learning" (Switzer, Callahan, & Quinn, 1999).
In
general it can be said that technology tools enhance mathematics
learning. Technology serves an interactive environment in
which they are both enjoying and handling mathematics.
Visualization
is another power of technology in mathematics which seems
an abstract branch of science. Animations simplifies the understanding
of the abstract concepts in mathematics.
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