SAMR MODEL - ENGLISH LANGUAGE DIDACTICS

SAMR is a framework through which...

• a teacher can assess and evaluate the use of technology in the class.

• students can assess and evaluate the use of technology in the class.

• a teacher and the students can design activities using technological tools.

What does 'SAMR' stand for?

• Student Approach to Methodological Reading

• Substitution -Activation -Modification - Re-activation

• Substitution - Augmentation - Modification - Redefinition

Substitution consist of doing...

• the same task replacing analogue tools for digital tools.

• different task replacing digital tools for analogue tools.

• the same task replacing digital tools for analogue tools.

Augmentation means...

• doing the same task replacing old technologies.

• doing a different task.

• doing the same task with an increase in functionality.

Modification means...

• redesigning parts of the task.

• replacing the digital tools for a task.

• creating new and once unimaginable tasks.

Redefinition means...

• modifying aspects of the task.

• creating new tasks that were previously impossible.

• creating new tools.

Which one of these can be a good example of "Redefinition"?

• Using Google docs to use extra services like auto saving, auto syncing, and auto sharing in the cloud (instead of only using it to write documents)

• Students connect to a classroom across the world where they

  would each write a narrative of the same historical event using the chat and comment section to discuss the differences, and they use the voice comments to discuss the differences they noticed then embed this in the class website.