10/3 Instructional Model
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The 10/3 Instructional Model focuses on power standards, web 2.0 technology tools, and aspects of future web 3.0. It prioritizes essential standards and recommends aligning courses to 10 modules focusing on power standards. It encourages using proprietary and freeware web 2.0 collaboration tools to engage students with content. While web 3.0 is undefined, the model suggests preparing students by integrating mobile apps, cloud computing, simulations and other emerging web 3.0 technologies into instructional design and practice.
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