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SCALE-UP Classroom Technology: Supporting The Learning Environment

ViewSonic Education

The SCALE-UP classroom is one example of these dramatic shifts. Incorporating the right technology into SCALE-UP classwork facilitates the learning process, enabling independent research, audio and video presentations, interactive activities, class-wide sharing, and more.

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Raising the Smart Classroom’s IQ – By Dr. Paul Fornelli

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For example, at many post-secondary institutions, a teaching space is considered to be a Smart Classroom if it merely comes equipped with nothing more than a microphone, computer, video projector. One drawback to LMS platforms is that they are not uniform in the level of technological support that they provide to users.

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AI in Education: 5 Ways it Can Assist Teachers

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After all, artificial intelligence already powers many of the most popular software solutions on the market, and it is present in other examples of everyday technology. Examples of AI in Everyday Technology. Provide Vital Technological Support to Teachers.

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Technology Makes or Breaks Esports Programs

EdTech Magazine

Esports Equipment Can Support Other School Initiatives. In competitive gaming, milliseconds matter , and the technology supporting students can make or break an esports venture. For example, schools looking to bring VR equipment into the classroom often try to ensure the machines will also support an esports program.

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How Technology Can Help Deepen Students’ Learning

EdNews Daily

For example, if we taught students the elements of the periodic table, gave them a multiple-choice test afterward, and then moved on to another topic, that would be surface-level learning. Fortunately, technology tools can provide support for each stage. Technology-Supported Surface-Level Learning.

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What is Learning Sciences and Why Does It Matter?

Digital Promise

Designs innovative approaches to learning and assessment, often taking into account a social, collaborative view of learning and using technology creatively. Research questions often start from foundational theories, for example, about how the brain works.

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Clear Hurdles to Foster True Innovation in K–12 Schools

EdTech Magazine

Those are examples of the broader promise and end results. Essentially, the introduction of technology alone is not innovation. . Again, districts should not invest in technology for technology’s sake. Economically disadvantaged students get Wi-Fi access through backpacks. This also ties into the next hurdle. .

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