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1College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Southwest Baptist University, Bolivas, Missouri, USA. chart@sbuniv.edu
This article explores online technologies for educators, clarifying terms like freeware and open source. It offers ideas for creating engaging, interactive teaching content to overcome adoption challenges.
Area of Science:
- Educational Technology
- Digital Learning Environments
Background:
- Previous discussion focused on online technology use by staff educators.
- Challenges in adopting new technologies stem from usage confusion.
- Ground rules for technology implementation in teaching were previously outlined.
Purpose of the Study:
- To identify available technologies for educators.
- To provide ideas for developing fresh, interactive teaching content.
- To address challenges in appropriate technology use.
Main Methods:
- Review of available online technologies.
- Explanation of freeware and open-source software.
- Discussion of practical implementation strategies.
Main Results:
- Several potentially useful technologies were identified.
- Strategies for creating interactive content were suggested.
- Clarification of terminology (freeware, open source) provided.
Conclusions:
- Understanding and appropriate use of technology are key to successful adoption.
- Available tools can facilitate the development of innovative educational content.
- This article serves as a resource for educators seeking to enhance their teaching with technology.
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