Integration Educational Technology- Chapter2 Flashcards

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identify possible technology solutions

شناسایی راه حل های فناووری ممکن

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assess teaching/learning needs/assets
ارزیابی نیاز ها و دستاوردها

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implement the lesson
به کارگیری

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identify the relative advantage
شناسایی مزیت های نسبی

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share outcomes with peer teachers.
به اشتراک گذاری پیامد ها

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طراحی استراتژی

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طراحی ارزیابی

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Kamler & Comber

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Turn-around pedagogy

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چهار نظریه Directed Integration Models یا مدل ادغام جهت دار

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  1. behaviorist
    2. information processing
    3. cognitive-behaviorist
    4. instructional design theories
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cause-and-effect relationships

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Behaviorist Theories

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voluntary mental control

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Behaviorist Theories

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mastery learning

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Benjamin Bloom used Skinner’s principles

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13
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programmed instruction

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Skinner
was the most efficient means available for learning skills.

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14
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Drill and practice software

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Skinner’s reinforcement

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15
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Tutorial software

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programmed instruction

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16
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memorize important basic information

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Drill and practice software

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gives students an efficient path through concepts

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Tutorial software

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18
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learning begins when information

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is sensed through receptors
Model of memory and storage

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19
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encode and store newly learned information into LTM.

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Drill and practice

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20
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prerequisite skills

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learning hierarchies. سلسله مراتب
یادگیری))
Gagné

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  1. Events of Instruction(( گام های آموزشی
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► Cognitive-Behaviorist Theory
– Gagné

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types of learningانواع یادگیری)

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Cognitive-Behaviorist Theory
– Gagné

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  1. learning hierarchies. سلسله مراتب یادگیری))
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Cognitive-Behaviorist Theory
– Gagné

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Nine Events of Instruction :

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Gaining attention
2. Informing the learner of the objective
3. Stimulating recall of prerequisite learning
4. Presenting new material
5. Providing learning guidance
6. Eliciting performance
7. Providing feedback about correctness
8. Assessing performance
9. Enhancing retention and recall

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systems approach to instructional design
1- stating goals and objectives 2- analyzing a task to decide on learning conditions 3- aligning assessment and instructional strategies with goals and objectives 4- creating materials that deliver strategies 5- testing and revising materials before finalizing them
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Minimally guided instruction
ignores the fundamentals of human cognition and overloads working memory.
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mastery learning approaches
Directed methods
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monitoring and giving fast feedback on student progress
Computer-based instruction in instructional system
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curriculum standards
objectivists
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► Social Activism Theory
Dewey
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central problem is combining them into a curriculum
Social Activism Theory
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deplored standardization
Social Activism Theory
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interdisciplinary curriculum
Social Activism for Education
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hands-on, experience-based learning
Social Activism for Education
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group projects
Social Activism for Technology Integration
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presentations
Social Activism for Technology Integration
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یادگیری جانشینی vicarious learning
Social Cognitive Theory
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Bandura
Social Cognitive Theory
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modeled
Social Cognitive Theory
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Motivation
Social Cognitive Theory
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self-efficacy
Social Cognitive Theory
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self-concept
Social Cognitive Theory
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Vygotsky
Scaffolding Theories
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help of adults
Scaffolding Theorie
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culture
Scaffolding Theorie
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assistance
Scaffolding Theorie
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creative potential,
Scaffolding Theorie
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individual’s potential
Scaffolding Theorie
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help bring the student up
Scaffolding Theorie
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children’s personalities.
Scaffolding Theorie
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automaticity
Bloom and Gagné
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◊ Likert scale
degree of agreement or disagreement. to assess attitude outcomes
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◊ semantic differential
bipolar adjectives to assess attitude outcomes
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· why and how people adopt innovations
relative advantage
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Everett Rogers
relative advantage
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Hughes
RAT matrix
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® Technology support
گام 3 فاز1
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® Technology integration expertise
گام 3 فاز 1
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Step 5
Design Integration Strategies and Determine Relative Advantage
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content approach
Step 5
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grouping approach
Step 5
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adequately to use
Step 5
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Step 6
Prepare the Instructional Environment and Implement the Lesson
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arranged
Step 6
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Access for students’ needs
Step 6
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® Privacy and safety issues
Step 6
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Classroom management
Step 6
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Supporting materials
Step 6
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technology resources work well
Step 6