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SAMR Slammer!

Total questions: 4

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Bringing a story to life using an online multimedia application (Flipboard, Sock Puppets, EWC Presenter, Cacoo) is an example of:
a)
Substitution:
Involves doing the same thing as you would do without the technology and without modification of the task.
b)
Augmentation:
Involves some functional improvement but is still a direct tool substitute. Again the task is not changed, but perhaps use of features of the technology are incorporated.
c)
Modification:  
The outcome is still the same but has been enhanced, the product has changed. Involves giving a different kind of assignment. For example using multimedia, adding sound, video, etc. The question to be asked is does the media enhance the message?
d)
Redefinition:
Is doing something that is inconceivable without technology Gives students a stage. For example posting on the web so that the audience is the world and there is a feedback loop.
2.
A student uses a drawing type website or App, like Doodle Buddy, to solve a math problem is an example of...
a)
Substitution:
Involves doing the same thing as you would do without the technology and without modification of the task.
b)
Augmentation:
Involves some functional improvement but is still a direct tool substitute. Again the task is not changed, but perhaps use of features of the technology are incorporated.
c)
Modification:  
The outcome is still the same but has been enhanced, the product has changed. Involves giving a different kind of assignment. For example using multimedia, adding sound, video, etc. The question to be asked is does the media enhance the message?
d)
Redefinition:
Is doing something that is inconceivable without technology Gives students a stage. For example posting on the web so that the audience is the world and there is a feedback loop.
3.
A student creates video math problems of their own and posts to a blog, website or App for other students to solve. Student monitors and provides feedback for those solving their problems is an example of ...
a)
Substitution:
Involves doing the same thing as you would do without the technology and without modification of the task.
b)
Augmentation:
Involves some functional improvement but is still a direct tool substitute. Again the task is not changed, but perhaps use of features of the technology are incorporated.
c)
Modification:  
The outcome is still the same but has been enhanced, the product has changed. Involves giving a different kind of assignment. For example using multimedia, adding sound, video, etc. The question to be asked is does the media enhance the message?
d)
Redefinition:
Is doing something that is inconceivable without technology Gives students a stage. For example posting on the web so that the audience is the world and there is a feedback loop.
4.
A student using the extra features, like stickers, in the website or App to illustrate the math problem along with solving it is an example of ...
a)
Substitution:
Involves doing the same thing as you would do without the technology and without modification of the task.
b)
Augmentation:
Involves some functional improvement but is still a direct tool substitute. Again the task is not changed, but perhaps use of features of the technology are incorporated.
c)
Modification:  
The outcome is still the same but has been enhanced, the product has changed. Involves giving a different kind of assignment. For example using multimedia, adding sound, video, etc. The question to be asked is does the media enhance the message?
d)
Redefinition:
Is doing something that is inconceivable without technology Gives students a stage. For example posting on the web so that the audience is the world and there is a feedback loop.