This presentation discusses two models for integrating technology into classroom instruction: TPACK and SAMR. TPACK considers the relationships between content, pedagogy, and technology, while SAMR focuses on how technology can be used to modify or redefine tasks. The presentation provides an example of how these models can be applied by detailing strategies for teaching American election vocabulary using various technologies aligned with Marzano's vocabulary instruction steps. The key lessons are that pedagogy should drive technology use, content should be identified first, and technology should be selected last based on how it supports specific learning goals and instructional strategies.