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Educational Technology
Components of Educational Technology

Components of Educational Technology
Elements of a concept map (Spencer 1991, based on Hawkridge 1981)
Methods of learning: cognitive psychology, learning styles, interaction analysis, gaming/simulation, communication theory, linguistics, textual communications, artificial intelligence, information processing.
Objectives for learners: systems theory, epistemology, politics, philosophy, sociology.
Evaluation of teaching and learning: cost-benefit/effectiveness analysis, economics, attitude and opinion research, social psychology, teacher evaluation, content analysis, measurement of learning, psychological measurement, psychology, mathematics and statistics, computing.
Environments:
group dynamics, logistics, individualized learning, anthropology.
Media for learning: design, graphics, electronics, engineering, production techniques.

Skills for web-based teaching
What skills for web-based teaching do colleagues already have - and how can they be developed?
Word processing:
Conversion of MS Word files to Power Point slide shows
Personal web pages:
Conversion of MS Word files to HTML files (web pages)
Email:
Communications with students as individuals and in groups.

Skills for web-based teaching: Power Point
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How are Power Point slides created?
How can content (text, graphics) be formatted in a Power Point slide?
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How does teacher sequence material?
How can learner navigate through lesson?
Each slide has a limited capacity for text/graphics.
How does teacher edit information into small chunks?

Skills for web-based teaching: Personal web page
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How are HTML files created?
How are hyperlinks created?
How are PDF files created?
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Teaching notes or materials with interactive content?
How does learner navigate within and between files?
How can teacher encourage interaction between learner and lesson?
How can teacher ask questions
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