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Digital media and educational software application

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Digital media software any computer-based presentation or application software that uses multimedia elements
Virtual reality use of a computer to create and artificial environment that appears and feels like a real environment and allows you to explore space and manipulate the setting
Web-based training an approach to computer-based training that uses technologies of the internet and the web
Digital media technologies that allow users to create new forms of interaction, expression, communication, and entertainment in a digital format
Computer-based instruction flexible, on-the-spot-training that allows individuals to learn by using and completing exercises through instructional software
Online learning instruction delivered completely through an online format
Integrated Learning System (ILS) a sophisticated software program, usually developed by an established educational software corporation as a complete educational software solution in one package
Educational Simulations a computerized model of real life that represents a physical or simulated process
Tutorials step-by-step instructions using real examples that show you how to use an application
Drill and Practice software that first supplies factual information and then through repetitive exercises allows students to continue to work on specific materials to remember or memorize the information
Digital media presentation a presentation that involves producing various digital media elements, defining the elements' relationships to each other, and then sequencing them in an appropriate order
Web based training an approach to computer based training that uses technologies of the internet and the world wide web
Blended course combination of face to face class meetings and online sessions
Remediation reviewing content many times until a students grasps the concepts being taught
Education all of the knowledge, experiences, and skills gained from both school and society
Grants funds provided by a funding source that transfers money, equipment, or services to a school or other organization
Rubric detailed scoring guide for assessment, based on subjective stated criteria
Copyright gives an original author or creator of a work the right to ownership, reproduction, and distribution of work
eLearning course delivered via the web, web-based course rather than traditional face to face classroom or via mail. online courses are generally taught 100% on the internet, fast growing and ever expanding
Multimedia more than one media, incorporates a variety of elements, including text, graphics, audio, video, and animation
Simulations computer-based models for real life situations, replace costly and sometimes hazardous demonstration in areas like chemistry, biology, medicine and aviation
Curriculum knowledge, skills, performance standards students are expected to acquire in particular grade levels, or through sequences or cluster based on subject natter units of instruction
Traditional assessment include testing in the form of multiple choice, fill in the blank, true or false, short answer, essay
Alternative assessment uses non-traditional methods to determine whether students have mastered appropriate content and skill level
Authentic assessment formal or informal, aims to present students with tasks that mirror the objectives and challenges typical of their instructional activities
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