Our vision of digital age classrooms
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The document discusses the concept of a digital age school and classroom. It describes how the school would have an interconnected computer lab and classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards and tools to allow teachers to share videos and files between classes. Science labs and conference halls would also integrate modern technology like interactive displays to improve learning. The document emphasizes that as technology has advanced, it is important for classrooms to evolve as well to keep students engaged through hands-on learning experiences rather than passive lectures.
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Jane Cabral introduces herself and her interests in educational technology. She defines educational technology as using tools like software, hardware, and processes to promote education. Some benefits of educational technology she discusses are that it allows learning anywhere and anytime; interactive simulations can improve understanding; and it allows students to learn at their own pace. She also took two educational technology courses that taught her how to apply technology to instruction and how teachers can incorporate the internet and technology into successful learning. In conclusion, technology can transform teaching and learning by supporting digital learning tools, expanding course offerings, and building 21st century skills.
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