WorksheetsTechnology Key Term
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
Here one type of technology takes the
place of another type, with no
improvement in mind. (“The Best 100 Free Apps for Libraries,” 2014)
SUBSTITUTION
AUGMENTATION
REDEFINITION
MODIFICATION
In this level, one type of technology is
a direct substitute for another type,
with some type of improvement in
mind.
SUBSTITUTION
AUGMENTATION
REDEFINITION
MODIFICATION
PERSPECTIVE
At this level, technology is used for
task and idea redesign. (“The Best 100 Free Apps for Libraries,” 2014)
MODIFICATION
SUBSTITUTION
AUGMENTATION
REDEFINITION
This is the highest level of SAMR,
where technology is used in the
creation of new tasks and
ideas. (“The Best 100 Free Apps for Libraries,” 2014)
MODIFICATION
REDEFINITION
AUGMENTATION
SUBSTITUTION
What does RAT stand for? check all that apply
(Koul & Eydgahi, 2017)
replace
answer
amplify
teach
transform
How can technology be used in the classroom? Check all that apply. (Saxena, 2013)
infographics
blogs
coloring hair
video making
digital story telling
The is designed to help educators think – systematically, coherently, and with a view to long term, big-picture outcomes. (T. Staff, 2020)
(a)
How can you gamify your classroom? Check all that apply?
(5 Ways to Gamify Your Classroom | ISTE, n.d.-b)
Adapt old games
Play digital games
Create a Quest
Play with playdoh
technology includes a broad range of constantly changing tools and features that support the learning of students with disabilities. (McAlvage and Rice, 2018).
ACCESSIBILITY
EXCESSIBILITY
FLEXIBILITY
SUBSTANTIAL
These learners enjoy learning through speaking, writing, reading, and listening. In the classroom setting these students shine when given tasks such as taking notes, researching, listening, reading for information, and writing. (Kelley Tenkely)
Verbal-Linguistic
naturalist
spatial
tactile
These learners love numbers, reasoning, and problem solving. These students enjoy measuring, calculating, and organizing data. In the classroom students will shine when given tasks such as collecting data, conducting experiments, solving problems, predicting, classifying, and sequencing. (Kelly Tenkely)
verbal
naturalist
logical-mathematical
visual
electronic standards of conduct or procedure—being considerate of others when using digital technologies. (Ohler, 2011)
Digital Access
Digital Etiquette
Digital Commerce
Digital Law
