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Ch. 7&8 Vocab

Vocabulary words from chapters 7 and 8

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Currency the measure of how up to date, or timely, the Web page content is and how often it is updated
Design arrangement of a Web site; the way it uses instructional design principles to deliver content to the user
Flowchart diagrams tha tshow the step- by- step actions that must take place by plotting a sequence of events
Valid software tha thas well- grounded instructional properties, meets standards, provides appropraite content,and teaches what is intended
Copyright the original author or creator of the work retains ownership of the work and has the exclusive right to reproduce, and distibute the creative work
Cracker an idiviual who tries to access a computer or network illegally. Also called a hacker
Worm malicious software program that copies itself repeatedly in a computer's memory or on a network, using up resources and possibly shutting down the computer or netwrok
evaluate to determine its value or judge its worth
appropriate educational technology must be suitable for ht eeducational situation, must be motivational, and must promote learning at the correct levels of student ability and academic achievement
technology conference a meeting dedicated to providing a vast array of information and resources for educators
rubric a detailed scoring guide for assessment based on criteria
software evaluation rubric an assessment tool that provides a number of important evaluation criteria, including content, documentation and technical support, ablility levels and assessment, as well as technical quality and ease of use to help assess teh quality of software
documentation any printed or online information that provides assistance in installing, using, maintaining, and updating the software
ease of use refers to anything tha tmakes the software easy to use
technical quality refers to how well the software presents itself and how well it works
purpose the reason the Website was created or the intent of the Web site
Learning process when the content engages students to use higher- order thinking skill to go beyond the simple acquisition of knowledge and become participatory learners
audience the individual or group intended to view and use the Web page
design the way the Web page is arranged
assessment any method used to understand the current knowledge a student possesses
authentic assessment can be formal or informal
checklist a predeterminded list of performance criteria used in project- based and portfolio assessment
rating scale more complex version of a checklist
teacher observation is the result of teachers actively observing their students during the learning process
inspiration helps students and teachers quickly develop and communicate ideas using flowcharts, maps and story webs through visual learning
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