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Tech. Integ. Final
Final review for Tech Integration in the K-12 Classroom
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are some advantages of tech in the classroom? | -Personalized learning. -Engaging. -Access to more information. -More collaboration. -Flexible learning. |
| What are some disadvantages of tech in the classroom? | -Kids get distracted easily. -Tech can break down. -Cheating. -Privacy concerns. -Cost. |
| What is digital literacy? | -Ed Technologist: How do we empower students to leverage technology for meaningful learning? -Historian: How has information technology changed over time? -Civic Educator: What is the relationship between technology and society? |
| Why is digital literacy important? | -Knowledge: What do we want students to know? -Skills: What do we want students to be able to do? -Dispositions/Attitudes: What do we want students to value/appreciate? |
| What is digital citizenship? | Empowering students with skills to think critically, behave safely, and participate responsibly online, allowing them to connect and collaborate in meaningful ways. |
| Why is digital citizenship important? | -Digital Self: Manage identity and privacy. Respect other's privacy and rights. -Digital Agent: Use tech to solve social problems and show compassion. -Digital Interactor: Communicate with empathy and authenticity. Collaborate and check sources. |
| What is digital equity? | Every child gets what they need in our schools - regardless of where they come from, what they look like, who their parents are, what their temperament is, or what they show up knowing or not knowing. |
| Why is digital equity important? | As educators we must have the know-how to make sure that our technology choices are not making our educational gaps and problems worse. |
| Define educational technology. | Educational technology is a field of study that investigates the process of analyzing, designing, developing, implementing, and evaluating the instructional environment and learning materials in order to improve teaching and learning. |
| Describe the three digital divides outlined in the National Educational Technology Plan. | Digital Use: Inequitable implementation of instructional tasks from tech. Digital Design: Inequitable access to time and support of professional learning for all teachers. Digital Access: Inequitable access to connectivity, devices, and digital content. |
| What are the ISTE standards? | Audience: Educators, Leaders, and Coaches. Purpose: To create high-impact, sustainable, scalable and equitable learning experience. |
| What are the OTES standards? | Audience: Educators and Evaluators. Purpose: To improve educational practices across the state of Ohio. |
| What are the Ohio Tech standards? | Audience: Educators. Purpose: Define what students need to know and be able to do in a technological world. |
| What are the SAMR standards? | Audience: Educators. Purpose: To analyze the impact of learning technologies on task design and learner engagement. |
| What are reasons we should be advocating for AI use? | -Save time on lesson planning. -Differentiate instruction. -Identify areas of improvement. -Helps communication (i.e. emails or newsletters). -Classroom management strategies. |
| What are reasons we should be cautious of AI? | -Bias. -Inaccuracies. -Privacy concerns. -Lack of real-world experience. -Ethical concerns: cheating, piracy. |
| Identify criteria teachers should use when deciding to use a technology tool/platform/app in their classroom. | 1.) Ease of navigation. 2.) Integration/compatibility. 3.) Data privacy. 4.) Appropriateness. 5.) Purpose/match standards. 6.) Engagement. 7.) Reporting and data collection. 8.) Feedback. 9.) Supports all learners. |