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media type="custom" key="23607526" SAMR is an anagram for Substitution, Augmentation, Modification and Redefinition. The SAMR Model shows a way to look at the different levels of integrating Digital tools into the classroom programme. Have a look at this blog post by Deb Norton on her blog 'Sharing Technology'. She writes about the SAMR model, how it looks with iPads and how she made one of her activities with a variety of Digital Tools.

==Children are sitting on the mat in front of the teacher. Teacher has a sheet of newsprint pegged to the white board with the 'Purpose' of their science investigation written on it. Teacher asks students 'What are the keywords?' A couple of kids will raise their hands and answer. As they find a keyword, teacher asks them what it means and adds that in brackets above the keyword in question. Teacher repeats last step many times.== ==Then teacher has students turn to TV set and they watch the first part of a youtube video, teacher asks the question 'What is the independent variable?' A couple of students try to answer and more discussion goes on, toing and froing between those students. The rest are by now quite restless and squirming. This last step is repeated twice more. 40 minutes has gone by and only 50% of the class has truly been involved.== || ||
 * = Turning traditional into the e-Learning opportunity = ||  ||
 * == **Scenario One:** Science Investigation (Traditional approach)==
 * ==In a traditional classroom teachers tend to talk a lot. In an e-Learning classroom there should be less 'teacher talk' and more 'student talk'. Here is an example==

==The activity provides a similar result to the traditional method but it is a lot more interesting for the children and allows more students to have a voice in answering the questions. The Youtube movie can be wound back and forward when needed and the teacher has time to spend with those students who need the extra help.== || media type="custom" key="23607534" ||

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