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Technology integration means more than just teaching computer skills, it should support four key components of learning: active engagement, participation in groups, frequent interaction and feedback, and connections to real world experts. Effective technology integration occurs when technology use is routine, transparent, and supports curriculum goals. Technology integration can engage students through projects that challenge them intellectually and expose them to modern workplace skills, while allowing teachers to take on advisory roles and coaches.
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Teaching can be supplemented, supported, adopted and integrated with technology so as to actively engage students in the learning process and better understand the subject matter. To fully realize technology’s potential for improving learning, Davies & West (2013) suggested that addressing : one-to-one computing initiatives, integration of open educational resources, various methods of teacher professional development, ethical issues affecting technology use, emerging approaches to technology integration that emphasize pedagogical perspectives and personalized instruction, technology-enabled assessment practices, and the need for systemic educational change.
Technology integration
Technology integration involves blending computer-related activities into the curriculum to have students acquire, organize, demonstrate, and communicate information. It is important because today's students have grown up surrounded by digital devices, so schools need to provide equal access to technology resources and instruction to ensure students have the skills needed for the future. The goals of technology integration are for students to use technology ethically and safely to gather, evaluate, create, analyze and present information, as well as solve problems and communicate effectively.
Instructional design principles
This document discusses different principles of effective instructional design for distance education. It explains that communication in distance learning relies more on virtual methods like asynchronous communication rather than synchronous. It emphasizes that learning occurs when the content taught matches the content learned, and skills are demonstrated along with guidance relating specific examples to general principles. Effective demonstration also engages learners and uses relevant media. The document outlines that application of skills is most effective with intrinsic or corrective feedback, and coaching that is later faded out. It stresses integrating a variety of delivery methods and technologies to provide feedback and interaction for students.
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Technology integration
- 2. Technology integration means more than teaching computer skills
- 3. Technology integration must support four key components of learning: -active engagement -participation in groups -frequent interaction & feedback -connections to real world experts
- 4. Effective technology integration is achieved when use of technology is routine and transparent and when it supports curriculum goals
- 5. Technology integration keeps learning interesting, diverse and current
- 6. Technology integration connects with experts through images, video, sound and text
- 7. Technology integration offers ways to experiment, observe, stay engaged and on-task
- 8. Technology enabled projects are one way to achieve technology integration
- 9. Using technology tools for projects allows students to be intellectually challenged while providing a realistic snapshot of modern office expectations
- 10. Projects allow students to acquire and refine their analysis and problem-solving skills to find, process, and synthesize the online information they find
- 11. Technology integration changes teaching through offering more methods for addressing individual needs and allowing teachers to grow into the roles of advisers, content experts, and coaches
- 12. Technology integration can be achieved by collaborating with media specialists, technology facilitators, and department experts