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Ed Tech Integration Rubric

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Ed Tech Integration Discussion

 

Impacts of Technology:

 

Positive Impacts

access to tools

access to audiences

worldwide collaboration

authentic audiences

authentic assignments

variety of creative presentations

empowers the learner

real world experience

engages the learner

anyone can be published

breaks down walls - can work outside the four walls of the classroom

opportunities to problem solve

21st century skills

anyone can contribute

different mediums of collaboration

multiple avenues expression

can create in-depth discussions

life-long connection to learning

cloud accessibility

helps build citizenship

can continue relationships through social media

teach responsibility - people react to what you do

simulations allow you to do things that are difficult to do

archived materials for reference

easy way to get information

abundance of information including primary sources

freedom from textbooks

locus of control

facilitates multitasking

privacy and public at the same time

 

 

Negative Impacts

status quo shifts

facilitates mutlitasking

 

 

Let's build a rubric by completing the table below with classroom examples of each category of use:

 

 

 

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Ed Tech Integration Notes

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