SAMR
Concept of SMAR model The SAMR model provides a framework for evaluating how effectively technology is integrated into learning. It outlines four levels of integration: Substitution: Using technology as a simple replacement for traditional tools, like a digital worksheet instead of a paper one. Augmentation: Enhancing existing activities with technology, like adding audio clips to a presentation. Modification: Fundamentally changing tasks through technology, like creating student-produced videos instead of essays. Redefinition: Creating entirely new learning experiences that wouldn't be possible without technology, like virtual reality simulations. By analyzing technology integration through the SAMR lens, educators can ensure they're using tech to its full potential to transform learning, not just replicate traditional methods. Reflection of SMAR model The SAMR Model: A Lens for Powerful Technology Integration Imagine a classroom brimming with technology, but is it truly maki...