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According to traditionalists, how do they perceive educational technology?
According to traditionalists, how do they perceive educational technology?
- As tools for measuring student learning
- As learning tools that function as an alternative to teachers (correct)
- As tools for integrating traditional teacher-centered activities
- As learning tools that enhance the teaching and learning process
How is 'Technology in Education' defined in the text?
How is 'Technology in Education' defined in the text?
- Concerned with the preparation of ad hoc messages
- An array of tools for advancing student learning
- The application of technology to any processes in educational institutions (correct)
- The integration with traditional teacher-centered activities
What is the primary focus of progressivists with regard to educational technology?
What is the primary focus of progressivists with regard to educational technology?
- Measuring student behavior
- Integrating traditional teacher-centered activities
- Serving as an alternative to teachers
- Advancing student learning (correct)
How do progressivists perceive educational technology?
How do progressivists perceive educational technology?
What is the primary characteristic of Asynchronous Distance Learning?
What is the primary characteristic of Asynchronous Distance Learning?
In Home Schooling, who facilitates the learners' education?
In Home Schooling, who facilitates the learners' education?
What is a key benefit of Online Distance Learning?
What is a key benefit of Online Distance Learning?
What resources are used in Modular Distance Learning?
What resources are used in Modular Distance Learning?
What is the purpose of using visual symbols in teaching and learning?
What is the purpose of using visual symbols in teaching and learning?
What type of drawing is recommended when a concrete visual aid is needed?
What type of drawing is recommended when a concrete visual aid is needed?
What makes a cartoon more effective in conveying a message?
What makes a cartoon more effective in conveying a message?
What are strip drawings commonly called, according to Edgar Dale?
What are strip drawings commonly called, according to Edgar Dale?
What is the primary function of a fishbone diagram?
What is the primary function of a fishbone diagram?
Which type of chart is used to analyze work-related problems?
Which type of chart is used to analyze work-related problems?
What type of map shows land areas in relation to the economy?
What type of map shows land areas in relation to the economy?
What is the recommended type of graph for showing a part of a whole?
What is the recommended type of graph for showing a part of a whole?
What is the main function of an organizational chart?
What is the main function of an organizational chart?
What does a Gantt chart represent?
What does a Gantt chart represent?
What does a pictorial graph make use of?
What does a pictorial graph make use of?
According to Edgar Dale’s Cone of Experience, what should a teacher do when using instructional materials?
According to Edgar Dale’s Cone of Experience, what should a teacher do when using instructional materials?
What is the purpose of the 'Analysis' phase in the ADDIE model of instructional design?
What is the purpose of the 'Analysis' phase in the ADDIE model of instructional design?
According to the ASSURE model, what is the purpose of 'Analyzing Learners'?
According to the ASSURE model, what is the purpose of 'Analyzing Learners'?
What is the main focus of the 'Develop' stage in instructional design?
What is the main focus of the 'Develop' stage in instructional design?
In the context of instructional design, what is the purpose of the 'Utilization' phase?
In the context of instructional design, what is the purpose of the 'Utilization' phase?
What is the key function of the 'State Standards and Objectives' phase in the ASSURE model?
What is the key function of the 'State Standards and Objectives' phase in the ASSURE model?
What is the primary purpose of the 'Development' stage in instructional design?
What is the primary purpose of the 'Development' stage in instructional design?
In instructional design, what does 'Evaluation' primarily involve?
In instructional design, what does 'Evaluation' primarily involve?
What is the key aspect of 'Select Strategies, Technology, Media, and Materials' phase in the ASSURE model?
What is the key aspect of 'Select Strategies, Technology, Media, and Materials' phase in the ASSURE model?
What is the main objective of 'Require Learner Participation' in the ASSURE model?
What is the main objective of 'Require Learner Participation' in the ASSURE model?
What is emphasized in 'Ten Commandments in Creating Learning/Presentation Materials'?
What is emphasized in 'Ten Commandments in Creating Learning/Presentation Materials'?
What characterizes a well-stated objective according to the ASSURE model?
What characterizes a well-stated objective according to the ASSURE model?
Which phase in instructional design involves preparing the learning environment and implementing the learning solution?
Which phase in instructional design involves preparing the learning environment and implementing the learning solution?
What is the main focus of Merrill's Principles of Instruction?
What is the main focus of Merrill's Principles of Instruction?
According to Mayer, which principle states that students learn better when corresponding words and pictures are presented near rather than far from each other?
According to Mayer, which principle states that students learn better when corresponding words and pictures are presented near rather than far from each other?
What does the Redundancy Principle, according to Mayer, suggest about multimedia lessons?
What does the Redundancy Principle, according to Mayer, suggest about multimedia lessons?
What is the Pre-training Principle by Mayer focused on?
What is the Pre-training Principle by Mayer focused on?
What is the main emphasis of using simulations, videos, and games according to the provided text?
What is the main emphasis of using simulations, videos, and games according to the provided text?
What is the core focus of the Integration principle in Merrill's Principles of Instruction?
What is the core focus of the Integration principle in Merrill's Principles of Instruction?
According to Merrill's Principles of Instruction, when is learning promoted?
According to Merrill's Principles of Instruction, when is learning promoted?
"Students learn better from words and pictures than from words alone." Which principle does this statement align with?
"Students learn better from words and pictures than from words alone." Which principle does this statement align with?
"Students learn better when cues that highlight the organization of essential material are added." Which principle does this statement align with?
"Students learn better when cues that highlight the organization of essential material are added." Which principle does this statement align with?
"People do not necessarily learn better from a multimedia lesson when the speaker's image is added to the screen." Which principle does this statement align with?
"People do not necessarily learn better from a multimedia lesson when the speaker's image is added to the screen." Which principle does this statement align with?
What is the main emphasis of Audiovisual Aids as mentioned in the text?
What is the main emphasis of Audiovisual Aids as mentioned in the text?
According to Merrill's Principles of Instruction, what promotes learning?
According to Merrill's Principles of Instruction, what promotes learning?
According to Edgar Dale's Cone of Experience, why is the arrangement of experiences not based on difficulty?
According to Edgar Dale's Cone of Experience, why is the arrangement of experiences not based on difficulty?
What is the main focus of TPACK Framework introduced by Matthew J.Koehler and Punya Mishra?
What is the main focus of TPACK Framework introduced by Matthew J.Koehler and Punya Mishra?
Which type of knowledge in the TPACK Framework refers to teachers' understanding of how technology and content can both influence each other?
Which type of knowledge in the TPACK Framework refers to teachers' understanding of how technology and content can both influence each other?
According to Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction, what is the model based on?
According to Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction, what is the model based on?
Which type of learning is associated with Jerome Bruner's Three-Fold Analysis of Experience?
Which type of learning is associated with Jerome Bruner's Three-Fold Analysis of Experience?
In Dale's Cone of Experience, why is it important to avoid teaching directly at the symbolic level of thought without adequate foundation of the concrete?
In Dale's Cone of Experience, why is it important to avoid teaching directly at the symbolic level of thought without adequate foundation of the concrete?
What does Dale’s Cone of Experience emphasize in the teaching-learning process?
What does Dale’s Cone of Experience emphasize in the teaching-learning process?
In the TPACK Framework, what does Pedagogical Content Knowledge refer to?
In the TPACK Framework, what does Pedagogical Content Knowledge refer to?
What is the main implication of Dale’s Cone of Experience in the teaching-learning process?
What is the main implication of Dale’s Cone of Experience in the teaching-learning process?
What does Enactive learning involve according to Jerome Bruner's Three-Fold Analysis of Experience?
What does Enactive learning involve according to Jerome Bruner's Three-Fold Analysis of Experience?
What is the TPACK Framework primarily concerned with?
What is the TPACK Framework primarily concerned with?
What is critical for meaningful learning according to the implications of Dale’s Cone of Experience?
What is critical for meaningful learning according to the implications of Dale’s Cone of Experience?
What is the main focus of instructional technology?
What is the main focus of instructional technology?
According to behaviorism, what does the theory of learning focus on?
According to behaviorism, what does the theory of learning focus on?
Which theoretical framework of educational technology emphasizes the importance of processing and storing information in the brain?
Which theoretical framework of educational technology emphasizes the importance of processing and storing information in the brain?
What is one of the principles in the selection, development, and utilization of educational technologies?
What is one of the principles in the selection, development, and utilization of educational technologies?
What is the main emphasis of technology integration in education?
What is the main emphasis of technology integration in education?
Which philosophical framework of educational technology states that learning is an active process based on social interactions and motivation?
Which philosophical framework of educational technology states that learning is an active process based on social interactions and motivation?
What does spatial contiguity refer to in the context of educational technologies?
What does spatial contiguity refer to in the context of educational technologies?
"Split-Attention Principle" in educational technology suggests presenting:
"Split-Attention Principle" in educational technology suggests presenting:
"Usefulness/Utility" principle in educational technology must be useful for:
"Usefulness/Utility" principle in educational technology must be useful for:
In educational technology, what does 'Appropriateness' refer to?
In educational technology, what does 'Appropriateness' refer to?
Which principle emphasizes that media presentations should be useful to a particular teacher as they work for a specific group of learners?
Which principle emphasizes that media presentations should be useful to a particular teacher as they work for a specific group of learners?
What is the main feature of most political maps?
What is the main feature of most political maps?
What is the primary concern of the Principle of Appropriateness in instructional materials (IM)?
What is the primary concern of the Principle of Appropriateness in instructional materials (IM)?
What does Project-Based Multimedia Learning involve?
What does Project-Based Multimedia Learning involve?
What is the 'Zone of Proximal Development' (ZPD)?
What is the 'Zone of Proximal Development' (ZPD)?
What is the key characteristic of Face to Face (F2F) learning delivery modality?
What is the key characteristic of Face to Face (F2F) learning delivery modality?
What does Blended Learning involve as a learning delivery modality?
What does Blended Learning involve as a learning delivery modality?
What is the primary concern of Synchronous distance learning?
What is the primary concern of Synchronous distance learning?
What is the main emphasis of Core curriculum in Project-Based Multimedia Learning?
What is the main emphasis of Core curriculum in Project-Based Multimedia Learning?
What must Instructional Materials (IM) do to catch the interest of learners?
What must Instructional Materials (IM) do to catch the interest of learners?
What is the primary focus of Distance Education as a learning delivery modality?
What is the primary focus of Distance Education as a learning delivery modality?
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Traditionalist View of Educational Technology
Traditionalist View of Educational Technology
Traditionalists believe that technology should be used to enhance existing teaching methods.
Progressivist View of Educational Technology
Progressivist View of Educational Technology
Progressivists see educational technology as a key part of the learning process, promoting active and collaborative learning.
Asynchronous Distance Learning
Asynchronous Distance Learning
Asynchronous distance learning is a flexible form of learning that allows learners to access materials and learn at their own pace without real-time interaction.
Homeschooling
Homeschooling
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Online Distance Learning
Online Distance Learning
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Modular Distance Learning
Modular Distance Learning
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Visual Symbols in Learning
Visual Symbols in Learning
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Concrete Visual Aids
Concrete Visual Aids
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Cartoons as Visual Aids
Cartoons as Visual Aids
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Comic Strips
Comic Strips
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Fishbone Diagram
Fishbone Diagram
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Flowcharts
Flowcharts
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Economic Maps
Economic Maps
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Pie Charts
Pie Charts
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Organizational Charts
Organizational Charts
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Gantt Chart
Gantt Chart
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Pictorial Graphs
Pictorial Graphs
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Dale's Cone of Experience
Dale's Cone of Experience
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ADDIE Model - Analysis Phase
ADDIE Model - Analysis Phase
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ASSURE Model - Analyzing Learners
ASSURE Model - Analyzing Learners
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Instructional Design - Development Stage
Instructional Design - Development Stage
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Instructional Design - Utilization Phase
Instructional Design - Utilization Phase
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ASSURE Model - State Standards and Objectives
ASSURE Model - State Standards and Objectives
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Instructional Design - Develop Stage
Instructional Design - Develop Stage
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Instructional Design- Evaluation
Instructional Design- Evaluation
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Mayer's Redundancy Principle
Mayer's Redundancy Principle
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Mayer's Pre-training Principle
Mayer's Pre-training Principle
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Mayer's Integration Principle
Mayer's Integration Principle
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TPACK Framework
TPACK Framework
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Technological Content Knowledge
Technological Content Knowledge
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Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction
Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction
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Bruner's Three-Fold Analysis of Experience
Bruner's Three-Fold Analysis of Experience
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Face-to-Face Learning
Face-to-Face Learning
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Blended Learning
Blended Learning
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Synchronous Distance Learning
Synchronous Distance Learning
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Project-Based Multimedia Learning
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Key Considerations in Instructional Materials
Key Considerations in Instructional Materials
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Study Notes
Traditionalists vs. Progressivists in Educational Technology
- Traditionalists view educational technology as a tool for enhancing established teaching methods.
- 'Technology in Education' is defined as the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes related to teaching and learning.
- Progressivists focus on using educational technology to promote student engagement and active learning.
- They perceive educational technology as an integral part of the learning process that fosters collaboration and innovation.
Distance Learning Forms and Characteristics
- Asynchronous Distance Learning allows students to access materials and learn at their own pace without real-time interaction.
- In Home Schooling, parents or guardians facilitate the learners' education.
- A key benefit of Online Distance Learning is its flexibility, allowing learners to study from anywhere at any time.
- Resources for Modular Distance Learning may include printed materials, online platforms, and multimedia content.
Visual Aids in Teaching and Learning
- Visual symbols aid in simplifying complex concepts and promote better understanding.
- Recommended drawing for concrete visual aids includes sketches that depict real-life scenarios.
- Effective cartoons convey messages through simplicity, humor, and relatable content.
- Strip drawings are commonly referred to as comic strips as per Edgar Dale's terminology.
- The primary function of a fishbone diagram is to analyze and illustrate cause and effect relationships.
- Flowcharts are used to analyze work-related problems by visually mapping out processes.
- Economic maps display land areas concerning economic activities.
Graphs and Charts in Education
- Pie charts are recommended for showing parts of a whole.
- Organizational charts depict the structure and hierarchy within an organization.
- Gantt charts represent project timelines and task durations.
- Pictorial graphs utilize images to illustrate data visually.
Instructional Design Models
- In Edgar Dale’s Cone of Experience, teachers should actively engage students with varied experiences when using instructional materials.
- The Analysis phase in the ADDIE model aims to assess needs and define learning objectives.
- In the ASSURE model, 'Analyzing Learners' ensures tailoring lessons to specific student needs.
- The 'Develop' stage focuses on creating instructional materials and coordinating resources.
- The 'Utilization' phase in instructional design involves implementing learning solutions effectively.
- 'State Standards and Objectives' in the ASSURE model ensures alignment of objectives with educational standards.
- The Development stage in instructional design emphasizes producing and refining educational materials.
- 'Evaluation' generally involves assessing effectiveness and learning outcomes of instruction.
Mayer’s Principles of Multimedia Learning
- The Redundancy Principle suggests that multimedia lessons should avoid presenting excessive verbal information alongside visuals.
- The Pre-training Principle emphasizes that students should be familiarized with essential concepts before deeper exploration.
- Using simulations, videos, and games promotes engaging learning experiences through practical application.
- The Integration principle underscores connecting new information with prior knowledge to enhance learning.
TPACK Framework
- The TPACK Framework focuses on the intersection of technology, pedagogy, and content knowledge among educators.
- Technological Content Knowledge refers to teachers' understanding of how technology and content interact.
Educational Theories and Frameworks
- Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction is a systematic approach designed to ensure effective teaching practices.
- Jerome Bruner's Three-Fold Analysis of Experience associates learning with enactive, iconic, and symbolic experiences.
- Dale's Cone of Experience emphasizes that concrete experiences should precede abstract thinking for effective learning.
Learning Delivery Modalities
- Face-to-Face (F2F) learning features direct interaction between educators and students.
- Blended Learning combines traditional classroom methods with online components.
- Synchronous distance learning requires real-time participation and interaction among learners.
Key Considerations in Instructional Materials
- Instructional Materials should engage students and maintain their interest.
- The Distance Education focus on providing accessible learning opportunities regardless of location.
- The Principle of Appropriateness ensures that instructional materials cater to both the teacher's needs and the learners' context.
- Project-Based Multimedia Learning encourages student engagement through collaborative and practical tasks.
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