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Instructional Design & Technology

Published on Dec 04, 2020

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Instructional Design & Technology

A personal reflection
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Instructional technology is used in business and educational institutions worldwide.

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Technology gives people access to learning they did not have before (Dhingra, 2012).

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Never before have people had access to information information so quickly.

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Instructional design is rooted in theories of learning.

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Instructional Technology

  • Increases student engagement
  • Allows for interactive experiences.
  • Supports student achievement.
  • Provides more content/resources for teachers and students.
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The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) provides standards for innovation in education.

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ISTE Educator Domains

  • Help educators guide instructional planning and delivery.
  • The Educator Standards Domains allow me to review areas for professional improvement in my teaching.
  • Example: (Learner Domain) Exploring proven practices that leverage technology is an area I am continuously reaching to improve.
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New tools are constantly being introduced. This can create a challenge for educators.

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Professional development and teacher training opportunities are critical for the successful implementation of technology across K-12 schools.

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Schools spending $75-$250 per student per year on software has led to a $17 billion education technology market in the U.S. alone (Berger, 2017).

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Many Issues Remain

  • Budget Constraints
  • Digital Inequality/lack of resources
  • Rapid changes in technology.
  • Training opportunities for educators.
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It is my goal to bring new technological skills and knowledge to my students that provide them with opportunities to practice the skills necessary for the jobs of the future.

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Course Influence to Personal Practice

  • Seek new resources and training opportunities.
  • Seek opportunities for leadership to support student success.
  • Consideration of theories of learning when planning instruction.
  • Dedicate time to discover and share resources with colleagues.
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References

  • TEDx Talks. (2012, June 15). Can technology change education? Yes! [Video file]. Retrieved from Can Technology Change Education? Yes!: Raj Dhingra at TEDxBend
  • Berger, R. (2017, October 16). Unbundling School Technology Purchases. Retrieved from https://forbes.com/sites/rodberger

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