EdTech: Supporting revision and recall
Recall doesn't just demonstrate evidence of learning; it is an integral part of the learning process. This module identifies the core elements of recall and revision and looks at the role that technology can play in directing them to improve learning outcomes.
Aim
How to use tools and services to support revision and recall of facts
Objective
After completing the module, you will be able to: - describe the key elements of revision and recall for effective learning - recommend technology-based process and tools to support revision and recall
Digital Teaching Professional Framework
This module covers the EdTech component - C2 : Supporting study skills
- Identify and solve technical problems when operating devices and using digital environments.
- Adjust and customise digital environments to personal needs.
- Identify, evaluate, select and use digital technologies and possible technological responses to solve a given task or problem.
- Use digital technologies in innovative ways to create learning.
- Understand where a learner's digital competence needs to be improved or updated.
- Support others in their digital competence development.
- Seek opportunities for selfdevelopment and to keep up-to-date with digital evolution.
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Recall is important and students also enjoy this part as they like short tests and can see the impact and progress of their learning.
Good support and Ideas.
Stimulating
Good module , thank you.
Important practice.
I will ponder over "Recall demands active engagement. Passive re-reading of notes or highlighting key points are not
The most common apps use flashcards. Some now include spaced repetition – surfacing questions
at agreed intervals and varying the frequency and format. "
Recall is so important and the opportunity to show this to other students in a classroom setting is sometimes invaluable .
It is good to know that learners can take a while for it to sink in, so recalling it through several lessons, isn't just boring them but better for them.
Easy to understand
Very good, the resources are tip top.
Very informative and good app ideas given - i will certainly be embedding these in my sessions going forward.
Plenty of food for thought about the learning process.
Several good links for further study.
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