Instructional Technology, A term that describes the application of technology to enhance teaching, learning, and assessment., Distance education, A learning situation in which the teacher and student are not in the same location., online learning, Lessons that are available to students through the internet. Assessments, activities, and exams etc. are done online., virtual school, A school that exists only online., LMS (learning management system), A web-based software application that can be used for organizing, implementing, and delivering educational content., interactive whiteboard, Hardware that connects to a computer and projector to allow the whiteboard to become touch screen., Flipped Classroom, A way of engaging in untraditional learning that gives students opportunities to engage in course content ., model, A real example that shows the characteristics of excellence , 1:1 programs, Where each student has their own digital device to aid learning, bring your own device (BYOD), A requirement of schools (typically private) for students to provide their own devices to use in class, acceptable use policy , A form that students are often required to sign indicating that they, know, understand, and will follow the rules for the use of computers and digital devices; also called a computer code of conduct., CIPA (Children's Internet Protection Act), An act that requires schools in the U.S to comply with regulations to protect students from obscene content, including pornography, Multimedia, A technique for combining several forms of media to express an idea.

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