Digital flash cards.pptx

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Digital Flashcards

All terms cited from:

Sharon E. Smaldino, Deborah L. Lowther, James D. R (2012-08-28). Instructional Technology and Media for Learning,10/e. Pearson.



Acceptable Use Policy

(AUP)Click for definition



An agreement among

students, parents/guardians,and school administratorsregarding appropriate use of the Internet.



Analogical visuals

Click for definition



Visuals that convey a concept

or topic by showingsomething else and implyinga similarity.



Animation




A technique in which the artistgives motion to still images by creating and juxtaposing aseries of pictures with small,

incremental changes from oneto the Next.



Applications




Games, simulations,

tutorials, problem- solvingprograms, productivity software, and graphicsoftware programs.



Asynchronous




Not at the same time.



• Authentic assessment

•Click for definition



Evaluation that is usually performance based and thatrequires students todemonstrate their learning in a

natural context.



Behaviorism




A theory that equates learning with changes in observablebehavior; with this theory, thereis no speculating about mental

events that may mediatelearning.



Bit




An acronym for binary digit; thesmallest unit of digitalinformation. The bit can bethought of as a 1 or a 0

representing a circuit on or off,respectively.



Blog




Web log serving as a publicly

accessible personal journalfor an individual.



Bulletin board




Computer system used as an

information source andmessage posting system for aparticular interest group.



Central processing unit

(CPU) Click for definition



The core element of a

computer that carries out allthe calculations and controlsthe total system.



Cloud computing




System in which applicationsare available through networkedcomputers to distribute greateraccess to processing power and

applications.



Cognitivism




A theory according to whichmental processes mediatelearning and learning entailsthe construction or reshaping of

mental schemata.



Collaborative




A sharing or cooperativenature of an experience.



Computer

conferencingClick for definition



Connecting two or morecomputers together fortextual and/or graphicalinformation exchange.



Digital recording




A recording process in whichanalog information isencoded in binary formbefore being saved onto the

recording medium.



Diorama




A static display employing aflat background and three-dimensional foreground toachieve a lifelike effect.



Distance education




Any instructional situation in which learners are separated in

time or space from the point of origination, characterized by

limited access to the teacherand other learners.



Educational gaming




A competitive environmentin which learners followprescribed rules as they striveto attain a challenging.



Firewall




Intranet software that preventsexternal users from accessing a

proprietary network, whileallowing internal users access to

external networks.



General literacy




The ability of a student tocomprehend or decodeinformation and to use,transform, and create new

information.



Hardware




The mechanical and electroniccomponents that make up acomputer; the physical equipmentthat makes up a computer system,and, by extension, the term that

refers to any audiovisualequipment.



Instructional

technology Click for definition



Hardware, software, and/orprocesses to facilitatelearning.



Learning communities




Student and teacher use of electronic connectedness toshare ideas, engage ininquiry, and search for

additional information.



Online learning




The result of instruction thatis delivered electronically using computer-basedmedia.

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