Educational Technology in Contex

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Educational Technology in Contex

Today's Educational Technology Skills

websites

multimedia softwer

Adobe Acrobat

Tech-PACK Farmerwork

ICT Competency Frmework for teachers

21st Century skills

ISTE Standars for students and teachers

A Rational for Using Educational Technology

Technology can help to solve some educational problems

How to prepare students for the future

How to support learning needs

How to motivate and engage students in learning

Items that can help build a rationale come from

Reviewing types of problems that the use of technologies has helped solve

Examining evidence from past research

Emerging Trends in Tools and Applications

Trends in educational applications resulting from these tools include

Increased educational options for students with disabilities

Reliance on learning at distance

New instructional models

Personalized learning

Flexible learning enviroments

Trends in hardware, software, and system development include

Tablet computing

Increased e-book/e- text presence

Massive open online courses (MOOCs)

More sources of open content

Ubiquitious mobile computing

Today's Educational Technology Issues

Legal/Ethical

illegal downloads

safety issues

hacking

Cultrural/Equity

studens with special needs

racial and gender equity

digital divade

Educational Issues

digital citizenship

digital literacy

lack of technology funding

Social Issues

risk of online behaviors

health-related concerns

Privacy

Today's educational technology resources

Types of Software Applications in Schools

Administrative

Productivity

Instructional

Technology Facilities

Laboratories of networked computers

External storage

Peripherals

Imaging technologies

Display technologies

Handheld technologies

Microcomputers

Yesterday's educational technology

Era 4: The Mobile Technologies, Social Media, and Open Access Era

Mobile acess

Electronic books

Distance learning

Era 3: The Internet Era

The first Browser

World Wide Web

Internet

Era 2: The Microcomputer Era

The logo movement

Video-based curriculum

The computer literacy movement

Era 1: The Pre-Microcomputer Era

Computer-managed instruction

Computer-assisted instruction

Multimedia learning stations

The Big picture

Perspectives that define Educational Technology

As computer systems

As vocational training

As instructional systems and instructional desig

As communications media

Why we need it

Looking ahead to the future

Considering the present

Reflecting on the past

Key terminology