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Temple University Center for Research
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Framework for Considering Technology-based Instructional Products
MAR*TEC recommends the first selection criterion for instructional software and online resources must be the compatibility with local and state curriculum standards. The following questions can guide educators' review of instructional software and online resources:
- Does the academic progression of the software match state and local curriculum standards?
- Is the pacing of the academic work similar to the pacing within the classroom?
- Does the academic rigor correspond to the expectations within the state and local standards?
Educators should also consider the teaching and learning style of the instructional material.
- Does the software's teaching style mirror the teaching expectations of our district?
- Is the learning style implied within this software representative of our learners
- Is the software motivating to students?
- Does the product track a student's performance?
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