WorksheetsExploring Technology in Education
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 11mins
Alright, let's see if you can manage this: Which 3 shifts do we actually focus on in educational technology? Try not to pick "Technology Infusion" just because it sounds techy, okay?
Deeper Thinking & Learning
Authentic Work
Student Agency & Personalization
Technology Infusion
Drag the item to the correct "shift".
Drag & Drop. Ya know, where you click and hold and then move it until it's in the right place... oy. let's see how this goes...
Messy problem solving
Collaborating with community leaders
Allowing students to choose how they show learning
Using digital collaboration & communication tools
Metacognition
Taking on a role like experts in the field
Students talk and work more than the teacher
Digital Citizenship practices
Seriously, what are some advantages to digital assessments? Or do you need me to turn it on for you too?
Auto-scoring (because apparently grading by hand is too hard)
Collection & Organization (so you don’t lose everything... again)
Accommodations (yes, even for those who can’t find the ‘on’ button)
They ask tougher questions for deeper thinking (sure, if you can handle it)
What is one favorite phrase or takeaway from the 4 shifts?
Phrase people. I'm not reading your thesis.
What are some other advantages of digital assessments?
This is matching. So one-to-one here. I believe in you.
Functionality
Wide variety of question types
Equity
Built-in Accommodations
Efficiency
Collection & Auto-Scoring
Alright, let’s see if you can manage this one without crashing your browser: Which shift is all about students pretending to be actual adults and communicating with people who aren’t just stuck in the same classroom as them?
Deeper Thinking & Learning
Authentic Work
Student Agency & Personalization
Technology Infusion
Oh, you think digital assessments are ONLY good for summative assessment? Really? Is that what you believe?
TRUE
FALSE
Seriously, which shift is it that has to spell out WHO actually does stuff in the classroom—like who gets to talk, who works, who picks the tech, and all that? Because apparently, we need to clarify that now.
Deeper Thinking & Learning
Authentic Work
Student Agency & Personalization
Technology Infusion
So, which shift is just too much for your classroom to handle? Or is it all of them?
