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a school provides every single student with a personal digital device, such as a laptop, tablet, or Chromebook, for school and home use
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a set of abilities, work habits, and character traits that people need to succeed in today's modern, tech-driven world and workplace
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an educational method that uses computer algorithms and artificial intelligence to adjust the pace, content, and difficulty of lessons in real time based on each student's performance
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the capability of a computer system or machine to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence,
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a set of rules that defines how people can use a company or school's computers, networks, and internet
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an interactive technology that overlays computer-generated digital content—such as images, 3D objects, or sounds—onto the physical real-world environment in real time
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an educational approach that combines traditional in-person classroom methods with online digital media and computer-mediated activities
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Bring Your Own Device, which means using your own personal phone, tablet, or laptop for work tasks or connecting to a mobile network.
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a global network of remote servers that store, manage, and process data over the internet instead of on a local computer or hard drive
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software that lets users create, manage, and publish digital content on a website without needing advanced coding knowledge
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the responsible, safe, and respectful use of technology, the internet, and digital devices to engage with society
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the gap between people who have meaningful access to digital technology, the internet, and digital literacy training, and those who do not.
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a teaching approach that customizes instruction, activities, and assessments to match each student's unique readiness, interests, and learning profile
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everses traditional teaching by having students learn new content at home through digital tools before using class time for active problem-solving and collaboration
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a free suite of cloud-based productivity and collaboration tools tailored for schools and universities
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the practice of adding game design elements—such as points, badges, and leaderboards—into non-game contexts to increase user engagement and motivation
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a digital software platform used to create, deliver, track, and manage educational courses or employee training programs
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an educational approach that uses portable devices like smartphones and tablets to access learning content anytime and anywhere.
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a collaborative, communal workshop where people gather to share resources, learn new skills, and build physical or digital projects.
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free, publicly accessible teaching, learning, and research materials that anyone can use, edit, and share.
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a digital audio or video program that you can stream or download on demand
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a square barcode that stores information in a two-dimensional grid of black and white squares
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a software platform used by schools to manage student records and daily administration
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one happens in real time with everyone present together, while the other allows people to learn at their own pace using pre-recorded or independent materials.
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a computer-generated, three-dimensional environment that you can explore and interact with as if it were real
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