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  1. Aug 2024
    1. problem-based learning (PBL)

      PBL can be used in special education by presenting students with real-world challenges that require them to collaborate, think critically, and apply their knowledge to develop practical solutions, thereby catering to diverse learning needs and fostering inclusive learning experiences.

    2. Examples of such tools are semantic and conceptual maps (Hwang et al. 2011, visualization tools (Huang, 2020), microworlds and simulations (Warren & Wakefield, 2013), and even emerging technologies such as robotics (Mikropoulos & Bellou, 2013).

      Semantic and conceptual maps, visualization tools, microworlds and simulations, and robotics are diverse educational technologies that enhance learning by offering visual, interactive, and immersive experiences. These tools aid in developing a deeper understanding of complex concepts and foster engagement through interactive simulations and emerging technologies​

  2. Jun 2024
    1. Although technology has the potential to contribute to equity among learners, it is frequently a great source of inequality with regards to access and usage.

      Some students might not have equal opportunities as others to use technology. Even some schools have different technology available.

    2. This video was developed for preservice teachers, and discusses the basic ideas of the PICRAT model.

      Great video!

    3. Learners are viewed as active agents who bring their own knowledge, past experiences, and ideas into the learning process, which impacts how they learn new information.

      What a great way to see things!

    4. The field of learning and instructional design considers “technology” to be any tool that extends human capability or assists us in achieving a desired learning outcome. In this definition, the technology or tool does not need to be digital.

      Technology is such an amazing tool we use everyday for many needs. As mentioned, it does not always need to be digital.

  3. Jan 2024
    1. Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK)

      I am excited to continue to learn about TPACK as I currently use it in my special education classroom!