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Technology Lesson Demonstration



Reflection
            The Gruffalo cut and paste activity took up a lot of time. With the use of the Flippity Timeline, my students can now practice ordering events quickly! Roblyer and Hughes introduce the RAT Matrix, used when implementing technology (2019). By utilizing the Flippity Timeline tool, I am replacing the use of paper, scissors, and glue. This amplifies productivity, because the students are reviewing the same information in a much more efficient manner. Therefore, their learning can transform, allowing them to collaborate with a partner and check their work.
Reference
Roblyer, M. & Hughes, J. (2019). Integrating educational technology into teaching: Transforming learning across disciplines (8th ed.) Pearson.

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