GROUP 3 Technology Integration Planning
GROUP 3 Technology Integration Planning
GROUP 3 Technology Integration Planning
INTEGRATION
PLANNING:
LEARNING THEORY
INSTRUCTIONAL
SOFTWARE
BY: GROUP 3
REPORTE
RS
AWID, AME ROXAN ABANO, ROSALIA
(TIP) Model PHASE 3
(TIP) Model PHASE 1
INSTRUCTIONAL SOFTWARE:
INSTRUCTIONAL SOFTWARE:
SIMULATIONS
DRILL AND PRATICE
ALEGRE, CE
ANGELICA
(TIP) Model PHASE 2
INSTRUCTIONAL SOFTWARE:
TUTORIALS
Technology Integration
Planning (TIP) Model
This model is helpful for
teachers when they are
deciding on which best
practices, strategies and
materials to use for a
lesson/activity that
integrates technology.
During Phase 1, teachers look at the learning needs of their students to determine
which strategy/method/practice they will implement. This phase includes 2 analysis
steps.
This step helps teachers pick a strategy or method once they can see clear and
beneficial impacts, or relative advantages.
Step 2: Tech-PACK
Tech-PACK stands for technological pedagogical content knowledge. This is how much
teachers know about what they're teaching, how they're going to teach it, and what
tools/resources they use to get the job well done.
During Phase 2, teachers create their plans for instruction delivery, ways to assess their students,
and an environment supportive of technology integration. (3 steps)
Objectives and assessments are vital components because teachers must lay out the skills and
concepts they want their students to learn, and design ways to determine if the students
learned the content or not.
Teachers pick strategies that will help them carry out their lesson or activity. They are chosen based
on the learning situation.
Does the teachers environment support the integration of technology? This includes software,
devices, etc. for all types of learners.
During Phase 3, the teachers continue to plan by analyzing and reviewing
lessons and activities that have been delivered.
Step 6: Analyze
Teachers must look at what worked in a lesson and plan, design and create
ways that improve the lesson.
Step 7: Revisions
The final step is actually carrying out the plans made during step 6.
LEARNING
THEORY
INSTRUCTIO
NAL
SOFTWARE
DRILLS AND PRACTICE,
TUTORIAL, AND
SIMULATIONS
Drill and practice software provides opportunities for students to
work on problems or examples one at a time and then receive
feedback on their performance. Drill and practice software is used
as a means to learn new content or to review content. Drill and
practice software can fall into one of three categories; flash card
activities, branching drills, and extensive feedback activities.
Flashcard Activities
With these drills, the student may get more than a "right" or
"wrong" response from the software. The software is
designed to give detailed feedback to the student
instructing them on what they got wrong.
Computer tutorials are very similar to a classroom teacher's
instruction. Many are designed to be a self-contained instructional
unit and allow students to learn the content without any other
material. Tutorials are different from the other instructional
software because they are true teaching materials and provide the
student with all the information and activities to help them learn
the content.
Video Tutorials