INSTITUTE OF HIGHER TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION.

“CEPEBAN”

(DRAW INSTRUCTIONAL – INVERTED CLASS)

PROFESSOR : ELOY PAREDES PAREDES

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SPECIALTY : ACCOUNTING

SEMESTER : II IV VI

DRAW OF SESSION LEARNING.

Unidad Didáctica: Synchronous hours Asynchronous hours
INGLES PARA LA COM. I TACON 45 minutes 45 minutes
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Topic: IMPORTANCE OF ATMs Week: 16
Skill: Knowing about the importance of ATMs

ASYNCHRONOUS PHASE (BEFORE THE SESSION)

Activities. Material resources Time.
 Answer questions about importance of ATMs Archivo en Word 30 minutes
 Drawing a check

Evidence learning: Make an exposition about the importance of ATMs in the modern society

SYNCHRONOUS PHASE (DURING THE SESSION)

Sesion’s Activities Material resources Time.
moments
Start Professor make questions about importance of ATMs File words. 10
 Professor help them. Q10 platform minutos
Microsoft teams

Development  Professor explain about importance of ATMs Microsoft teams 30

 Students describing objects of the home platform minutes
. Professor monitor the students classwork
 Socialize the classwork result of five students.
Close. Microsoft teams 5
 Responde a la actividad de metacognition: platform. minutes
.How did you seem the class?
Did you understanding the Class?
Do you think the topic is important? Why?
Evidence learning: Make an exposition about the importance of ATMs in the modern society.
 ASYNCHRONOUS PHASE (AFTER SESSION)
Exit evaluation Material resources Time.

Resolve the evaluation Virtual room 15´minutes

Week 2
Evidencia de aprendizaje:
Qualified exit evaluation (Time 10 minutes ,one dialogue)
ATM BENEFITS: WHY THEY ARE
IMPORTANT.
The ATM plays a vital role in communities. In this blog you will learn
a few ATM benefits and why they are important.

A few years back (try 50 years) the only way you could have access to cash
would have been to trudge into town to visit your bank, which was not ideal for
villagers and full time workers!

Whilst taking a soak in the bathtub, inventor John Shepherd-Barron devised,

what is hailed as the world’s first automatic teller machine (ATM). This ran by
recognizing customer bank numbers through paper cheques which would be
inserted into the machine. He pitched the device to the British bank, Barclays
which accepted immediately. The first model was built and installed in London
in 1967.

However, there are some conspiracies that suggest a man called James Good
fellow, (whom first patented ATMs that use actual pin numbers in 1966 a year
before Shepherd-Barron’s!) is the real ATM inventor. He provided the ATM pin
number and card ATM design that we use today.

As the only way you’d have access to cash before June 27 1967 was to visit
your local bank when it was open, some would have to travel miles to their
nearest town!

Carole Greygoose, now 68, worked at the branch in the cashiering department,
aged 16, when the ATM was unveiled. She said “I don’t think anyone realised
what a huge different the new machines would make to people’s lives.” Before,
people would have to wait hours to be able to get out cash from the banks
which closed at 3pm. Almost everyone worked past that hour and never had
time, so having a machine that could give you access to cash when the bank
was closed was a huge deal! That’s why they are important, there are so many
ATM benefits..

Rural areas

Today, consumers are used to seeing ATMs in convenience stores, petrol

stations or even at the local pub! These ATMs are important because they play
a vital role in providing their communities with easy access to cash, without
having to travel miles. Saving time and money!

Many customers struggle to find an ATM, particularly if they don’t know the
area, or if the location is quite remote. So every shop that is able to offer a cash
withdrawal service immediately makes itself a focal point for local trade.

If your business is located in a rural area, your ATM might be the only way for
them to access cash. It’s hassle for customers to travel distances to the next
town in search of a cash machine. They could have a cash solution right down
the road on your property.

Travel

ATMs are important to travelers. A lot of people focus solely on their financial
situations when they are planning to travel abroad. One of the first things to do
is create a budget plan for yourself. (So you know how much can be spent each
day.) This way you can manage your accounts in case a certain activity, like
bungee jumping, catches your eye.

Knowing where the nearest ATM is to your accommodation will benefit you in so
many ways. If you’re wanting to check your bank balance but your phone has
no signal, you can take your debit card to a cash machine so you can continue
to follow your daily spending plan.

Travelers tend to carry cash around with them abroad because they can then
budget how much they’re spending and it’s easy. But what if they come across
an activity they want to try and do not currently have enough on them? They’re
going to need a nearby ATM to give them access to cash. Local businesses and
shops need to be prepared.

Business

ATMs are important to businesses because they bring them so many benefits.
ATMs help retail stores, hotels, café’s and more to increase their footfall, basket
spend, customer loyalty, provides more security and saves them money on
banking fees!

To find out in detail, how an ATM benefits a business check out this  blog. Don’t
worry we’re still going to provide you with the facts!

 It saves you £1,000’s every year on banking cash deposit fees! You fill the ATM
each day with your business cash and then at the end of the day take it out to
store it… meaning less trips spent visiting the bank to make costly cash
deposits!
 Did you know 80% of users will revisit an ATM site at least one a week,
increasing your footfall?
 An ATM in a convenience store increases basket spend by an average of 65%.
 75% of people now expect a convenience store to have an available cash
machine.
 More than half (58%) of convenience stores already have a cash machine.
 76% of customers still pay in cash!
 Customers feel safer using an ATM in a trust environment (inside your
business).