U3.2.2: Integrating Technology in Teaching Flashcards
Identify the term:
the effective implementation of educational technology to accomplish intended learning outcomes
technology integration
Identify the term:
any tool, piece of equipment, or device (electronic or mechanical) that can be used to help students accomplish specified learning goals
educational technology
Enumerate:
frameworks for technology integration
SAMR:
transformation: redefinition & modification
enhancement: augmentation & substitution
Identify which framework for technology integration:
tech allows for the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable
redefinition
Identify which framework for technology integration:
tech allows for significant task redesign
modification
Identify which framework for technology integration:
tech acts as a direct tool substitute, with functional improvement
augmentation
Identify which framework for technology integration:
tech acts as a direct tool substitute, with no functional change
substitution
Identify:
meaning of TPACK
technological pedagogical content knowledge
Enumerate:
3 contexts of TPACK
- technological knowledge (TK)
- content knowledge (CK)
- pedagogical knowledge (PK)
Identify which component of TPACK:
how an educator uses technologies, the tools, and other resources that may require technology in their classroom
technological knowledge (TK)
Identify which component of TPACK:
sharing one’s own knowledge about the subject matter
content knowledge (CK)
Identify which component of TPACK:
concepts, evidence, theories, and frameworks about a particular topic to be shared with students
content knowledge (CK)
Identify which component of TPACK:
particular on how the teacher or educator will process and apply the methods in a learning environment with the student
pedagogical knowledge (PK)
Identify which component of TPACK:
one is well-known on the learning styles, what the skills are in classroom management, and planning for assessments
pedagogical knowledge (PK)
Identify the term:
utilizing electronic technologies to access educational curriculum outside of a traditional classroom
E-learning
Identify the term:
refers to a course, program, or degree delivered completely online
E-learning
T/F:
E-learning is supposed to be interactive.
true
Enumerate:
advantages of e-learning
- flexible
- anytime access to resources
- immediate result or feedback
- more retention
- cost-effective
- greener approach
- fast learning
- easy collaboration
- easy updating
Enumerate:
disadvantages of e-learning
- no control
- learning approach
- technology dependent
- no practical work
- useless for disabled
- resource incompatibility
- health effects
Enumerate:
features of e-learning
- students can learn at their own speed
- students can learn as per their needs or interests
- the geographical barriers to learning are eliminated
- the resources are available at all times
- it enhances the computer and internet skills of the student and teacher
Enumerate:
2 types of E-learning
- synchronous - delivered live
- asynchronous - prerecorded
Identify the type of e-learning:
real-time learning
synchronous learning
Identify the type of e-learning:
interact at the same time from different location and timezone
synchronous learning
Identify the type of e-learning:
1. virtual classroom
2. audio and video conference
3. chat
4. application sharing
synchronous learning