Technology Integration in Education

1. This combines printed modules, radio-based instruction, and occasional online activities.

• Digital Divide

• Blended Learning

• Technology Integration

This refers to the gap between individuals who have access to digital technologies and those who do not.

• Technology Integration

• Digital Divide

• Blended Learning

This refer to digital applications and software systems that support instruction, collaboration, and student learning

• Digital Divide and Inclusivity

• Blended and Online Learning

• Educational Tools and Platforms

This refers to fully digital delivery of instruction where teaching and learning take place over the internet.

• Modular Learning

• Online Learning

• Radio-Based Learning

This is an example of an assessment tool.

• Publisher

• Quizizz

• Knowledge Channel

This was a Philippine educational television initiative launched by the Department of Education in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

• DepEd TV

• Google Classroom

• Microsoft Teams

This ensures that every learner, regardless of economic status, location, or disability, has equal access to learning opportunities.

• Digital Divide

• Inclusivity

• Face-to-Face Learning

This refers to the use of radio broadcasts as an educational tool to deliver lessons, especially in areas with limited access to internet or electricity.

• Radio-based Learning

• Online Learning

• Face-to-Face

This is a traditional form of education where teachers and students interact in person, typically in a classroom setting. It allows for immediate feedback, direct communication, and hands-on activities.

• Online Learning

• Face-to-Face Learning

• Modular Learning

This refers to the use of digital tools, platforms, and devices to enhance teaching and learning processes.

• Educational Tools and Platforms

• Collaboration

• Technology Integration