Assignment #3 by Allen Ahumada

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allenahumada67 — 2025-03-12 02:56:29 UTC

Digital technologies can support learning by providing interactive platforms like Kahoot! for engagement and Duolingo for language learning. Tools like Google streamline communication and resource sharing for both in-person and remote learning.

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allenahumada67 — 2025-03-12 03:02:58 UTC

Unlimited Access (learning anytime and anywhere)

Personalization (adaptive learning paths)

Interactivity (engagement through quizzes and games)

Collaboration (tools like google docs)

Feedback and Assessment (instant feedback tools like Quizizz)

Data and Analytics (tracking progress through Edmodo)

Simulation and Modeling (using interactive tools like mentimeter)

Multimedia Integration (videos, animations, and podcasts for diverse learning styles)

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allenahumada67 — 2025-03-12 03:05:18 UTC

Tools like Kahoot!, Nearpod, and Pear Deck encourage real-time participation. Platforms like Flipgrid allow students to create video responses, fostering discussion. Virtual simulations like Google Expeditions provide immersive learning experiences.

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allenahumada67 — 2025-03-12 03:06:22 UTC

Learning technology enhances instruction by promoting engagement, providing instant feedback, and offering flexible learning methods. For example, Edpuzzle allows teachers to insert questions into educational videos, checking for understanding while keeping students actively involved.

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allenahumada67 — 2025-03-12 03:07:32 UTC

Opportunities: Greater student engagement, access to global resources, and personalized learning experiences.

Challenges: Digital equity issues, technical difficulties, and the need for teacher training to use tools effectively.

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allenahumada67 — 2025-03-12 03:10:58 UTC

Coherence Principle: Learning improves when unnecessary words, pictures, and sounds are removed.

Signaling Principle: Learning improves when key information is highlighted to help students focus.

Spatial Contiguity Principle: Learning improves when related words and pictures are placed close together.

Temporal Contiguity Principle: Learning improves when related words and pictures are shown at the same time rather than one after the other.

Segmenting Principle: Learning improves when content is broken into smaller, self-paced sections.

Pretreating Principle: Learning improves when students are introduced to key concepts before the main lesson.

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allenahumada67 — 2025-03-12 03:12:11 UTC

In a physical education class, the teacher could use Coach's Eye to analyze students’ volleyball bumping techniques. Students record themselves, review their performance in slow motion, and compare it to a model. This allows students to self-assess, make adjustments, and improve their form through visual feedback.