Using the Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, and Redefinition Model to Meaningfully Integrate Technology Into Our Classrooms
Across
- 1. When thinking about the SAMR framework when does tech act as a direct tool substitute with no functional change?
- 6. T/F SAMR can have has many challenges.
- 7. What is the name of the framework that uses a four level approach to selecting, using, and evaluating technology?
- 10. When thinking about the SAMR framework what level allows tech to create new tasks that have previously been inconceivable?
Down
- 2. As educators it is important that we use flexible and adaptive framework that prompts deeper ____ of teaching and learning.
- 3. When thinking about the SAMR framework what level allows for a task to be redesigned?
- 4. When thinking about the SAMR framework what level allows for tech to act as a tool substitution for functional improvement?
- 5. T/F Teachers do not have to understand the technology they use as long as the students understand.
- 8. _____ technologies are ever-changing and are not always predictable and can consist of many different forms.
- 9. The contexts in which educators ____ matters and is important in any model that is connected to teaching and learning,