A nationally
representative survey assessed the views of teachers regarding the adoption of
technology in their instruction. Follow-up interviews with 11 different
educators were conducted.
Key findings of the report
include:
· Almost all of respondents said they use computers in teaching.
· Roughly half of respondents stated that they implement technology into
their instruction through methods such as a learning management system, data
dashboard, or student information system.
· Over half of respondents rated the impact of technology on their
teaching and on their students’ performance as being highly transformative.
· Teachers who reported more experience with technology and more support
from their school were more likely to report successful changes in their
teaching practice.
Key recommendations and
takeaways for the report include:
· Teachers tend to value and utilize technology in order to have
differentiated instruction or to facilitate student collaboration.
· It is important to maintain a stable strategy of implementing technology
into teaching, despite many future technological advancements.
· Teachers should feel comfortable adjusting blended learning concepts to
suit their own strengths and situations.
The Foundation for Blended and Online Learning. (2017).
Teaching with technology: Educators’ perspectives and recommendations for
successful blended instructional strategies. Castle Rock, CO: The Foundation
for Blended and Online Learning and Evergreen Education Group. 2017. http://www.blendedandonlinelearning.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/FBOL-Teaching-with-Technology-September-2017.pdf
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