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 aren't in the same location, online learning, lessons available to students through the internet, virtual school, a school that exists only online, model, a real example that shows the characteristics of excellence, 1:1 programs, each student has their own digital device to aid learning, 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 a touch-screen extension of the computer, flipped classroom, a way of engaging students in learning that gives them opportunities to engage in course content, bring your own device acceptable use policy, a requirement of schools for students to provide their own digital devices to use both inside and outside the classroom, childrens internet protection act, an act that requires k-12 schools or libraries in the United States to comply with regulations to protect students from obscene content, webquest, a inquiry-based learning project utilizing information from pre-selected websites

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