Understanding Educational Technology

What is the definition of Technology?

• The systematic application of scientific and technical knowledge to create tools, processes, and systems that solve human problems and enhance efficiency.

• A method of teaching that integrates technology into the classroom.

• A set of tools used for educational purposes.

• A process of learning that involves technology.

What does Educational Technology refer to?

• The use of digital tools, instructional design, and technological resources to enhance teaching and learning.

• The study of how technology affects education.

• The integration of technology in traditional teaching methods.

• The development of new educational software.

What are the needs of Educational Technology?

• Enhances teaching efficiency.

• Personalizes learning experiences.

• Provides remote learning opportunities.

• Facilitates real-time assessment and feedback.

What are some examples of Manual Technologies?

• Chalkboard and whiteboard

• Printed textbooks and notebooks

• Flashcards and charts

• Manual typewriters

What are the components of Educational Technology?

• Hardware: Devices like computers, projectors, smartboards.

• Software: Learning management systems, AI-based education apps.

• Instructional Design: Theories and models to optimize learning.

• Content Development: Digital courses, online resources.

What are the laws of learning proposed by Edward Thorndike?

• Law of Readiness

• Law of Exercise

• Law of Effect

• Law of Recency

What are the principles of learning?

• Active Participation

• Readiness and Motivation

• Practice and Repetition

• Reinforcement

What are the five conditions necessary for effective learning according to Robert Gagné?

• Verbal Information

• Intellectual Skills

• Cognitive Strategies

• Motor Skills