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ED 320 - Technology in Education (3)

The focus of this course is understanding how the use of technology changes teaching and learning in ways that better support the acquisition of higher-order thinking, personalized learning, and levering technology to gather and analyze formative and summative assessment data to make instructional decisions. This course will introduce students to the following national standards and models that historically have driven instructional technology trends and best practices: ISTE Standards for Students and Educators, SAMR, and the four questions that drive Professional Learning Communities (PLC). Students will present their understanding to demonstrate how using these standards and models facilitate collaboration, encourage communication, strengthen problem-solving skills, and encourage reflection of learning for teachers and students. Meets the computer competency for the major. Prerequisite or Corequisite: ED 315 . FA, SP.