Educational Technology and Learning Strategies

In chapter 1 of Supporting Technology Integration for School Leaders, What sparked the expansion of the motion picture industry in education?

• Thomas Edison wanted to end video learning and solely rely on textbooks.

• Thomas Edison wanted to put a stop to textbook learning rather provide a video format of learning

• Thomas Edison wanted to use textbook learning only.

• Thomas Edison told people his thoughts on education

What did the company Apple launch in 1995 to better aid teachers and students in the classroom with technology? What did it specifically help with?

• Apple launched ACOT (Apple Classroom of Tomorrow) Research Study that provided research on technology integration in the classroom.

• Apple launched ACOT (Apple Classroom of Tomorrow) Research Study that provided no information at all.

• Apple launched ACOT (Apple Classroom of Tomorrow) Research Study that showed student improvement and data.

• Apple launched ACOT (Apple Classroom of Tomorrow) Research Study and displayed pictures.

According to Chapter 2 of the text, What kind of ED Tech Tools are recommended by the Cult of Pedagogy blog creator?

• Docs, Excel, Microsoft

• Google, Canvas, google

• Epic, Slides, Pictures

• Magic School AI, Diffit, and UpSchool

What author best analyzes best practice strategies create beneficial impact on learning?

• The teacher

• Brene Brown

• John Hattie

• Michael Jordan

What would be a good technology tool/resource to refer to when checking how each technological app operates?

• Wikipedia
• The Great App Checklist, Appendix B

• YouTube
• G2 or Capterra

What does the S stand for in the SAMR Model? What is the definition?

• Substitution: Technology acts as a direct Substitute, with no functional change

• Substitution: Technology acts as a direct substitute with functional improvement

• Substitution: Technology allows for significant task redesign

• Substitution: Technology allows for the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable

What does the A stand for in the SAMR Model? What is the definition?

• Augmentation: Technology acts as a direct Substitute, with no functional change

• Augmentation: Technology acts as a direct substitute with functional improvement

• Augmentation: Technology allows for significant task redesign

• Augmentation: Technology allows for the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable

What does the M stand for in the SAMR Model? What is the definition?

• Modification: Technology acts as a direct Substitute, with no functional change

• Modification: Technology acts as a direct substitute with functional improvement

• Modification: Technology allows for significant task redesign

• Modification: Technology allows for the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable

What does the R stand for in the SAMR Model? What is the definition?

• Redefinition: Technology acts as a direct Substitute, with no functional change

• Redefinition: Technology acts as a direct substitute with functional improvement

• Redefinition: Technology allows for significant task redesign

• Redefinition: Technology allows for the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable

What does the term TPACK stand for?