Wise Integration of Technology

The two technological frameworks that I chose to look into for a further understanding of wise integration of technology were the RAT framework and the Triple E framework.

The RAT framework stands for Replacement, Amplification, and Transformation. The Replacement step refers to replacing a form of instruction that is not currently using technology. Amplification refers to the idea that if a form of technology is being used, then the technology must amplify the learning ability for students. Lastly, Transformation refers to the idea that the technology being used is able to accomplish something that an instruction without the technology couldn't. The RAT framework emphasizes the idea that using technology effectively in a lesson plan implies that the technology is being progressive in the learning experience in reference to what the technology is replacing and that it allows more freedoms during a lesson plan than the previously used lesson plan.

The Triple E framework refers to Engagement, Enhancement, and Extension. Engagement allows students to become more active learners as opposed to passive learners. Enhancement allows students to have a deeper understanding of content material through scaffolding. Lastly, Extension allows students to interact with content material outside of the classroom through exploration. The Triple E framework emphasizes the ability to have content material reach a wider audience in the classroom by having students create a greater interest in the content through an engaging medium.

After becoming familiar with the RAT and Triple E frameworks, I can see why these frameworks are effective. The RAT framework does a great job emphasizing that to have an effective lesson with technology, the technology must be able to accomplish a goal that a separate instruction that doesn't use the technology can't. The Triple E framework does a great job with emphasizing reaching a wider audience with technology and expanding on the  access to content outside of the classroom. Both frameworks have enhanced my understanding of how to create a more efficient and effective lesson plan.

Please see this slideshow for more information: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yYB_GPdwqwhlILkv6F-PrmpSqFaJdSL8DDeao_u1ilo/edit?usp=sharing

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