PICRAT
Slide Presentations
Digital Divide
Digital Citizenship
Reflective Teaching
100

Students are using tech to listen, observe, or read. 

Passive

100

Each slide should have no more than 5 ________ to ensure people don't have to read and listen at the same time. 

Lines
100

This addresses students and educators who have devices, connectivity and content available and those who do not. 

Access Divide

100

Students go beyond screen time to explore the impact their digital lives can have on their well-being and relationships while learning to balance media in their everyday lives.

Healthy Habits

100

The method and practice of teaching

Pedagogy

200

The technology's affordances create the opportunity for the pedagogy and intertwines with it. 

Transformation

200

Using more than 2 of these on a slide makes it look untidy and the area of emphasis unclear. 

Fonts

200

Systems that provide teachers the time and support they need to use digital tools to create learning experiences and those that do not.  

Design Divide

200

Students learn how to protect personal information and gain a deeper understanding of their data privacy rights so they can advocate for themselves and others.

Privacy (or Safety)

200

Professionalism and reflective practice are included in these. 

Dispositions

300

This use of technology offers little to no advantage to student learning outcomes. 

Replacement

300

These reduce the explanation time by 40% and increase the ability to remember content by up to 50%.

Pictures

300

Students who are asked to create, explore, and critically analyze content and those who are not. 

Use Divide

300

Students consider the benefits and risks of online sharing and explore how a digital persona can affect one's sense of self, reputation, and relationships.

Digital Footprint (or Identity)

300

These should outweigh challenges when choosing a tech tool. 

Affordances (or benefits)

400

These letters represent the teacher's use of tech. 

RAT

400

This should be done after each "chunk" of information.

Give a break by (any of the following)

ask questions

change seats

short activity

400

Equitable Access to devices, connectivity, capable teachers, and tech tools narrows this among students. 

Opportunity Gaps

400

Students take on tough topics and play the active role of upstander to build positive, supportive online communities and combat online cruelty.

Cyberbullying/Online Harms

400

In a lesson plan, these words are highly specific for each content area, and are housed within a particular subject.

Tier 3 vocabulary

500

This use of tech improves upon or refines existing practices. 

Amplification
500

During a presentation, the presenter should not: 

Read directly from the slides


500

Having prepared ______________ is essential for the effective evaluation of technology tools. 

Educator (or Teachers)

500

Students identify credible and trustworthy information sources and reflect on their responsibilities as thoughtful media creators and consumers.

Information/Media Literacy

500

One of the most important and rewarding professions.

Teaching