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What is Digital Tools

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Hardware such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Learn more in: Preparing Pre-Service Teachers to Integrate Technology in the K-12 Language Classrooms

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In this study, devices that allowed for creating alphabetic communication, displaying photographs, facilitating research via the Internet, and digitally storing lesson plans and the program e-book. Learn more in: Second Graders' Perceptions on Writing Identity: Working Through a Digital Writing Process

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Refers to both the electronic devices and the computerized and internet technologies used by them; usually employed in tourism to find information and optimize experiences. Learn more in: Post-Pandemic Re-Positioning in a Cultural Tourism City: From Overtourism to E-Tourism

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Tools characterized by electronic and especially computerized technologies. Learn more in: Value-Added Crowdsourcing: Digital Catalysts for Creative Contests

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Applications, websites, or online platforms that support students and teachers to present, organize, communicate, and engage concepts. Learn more in: Towards Purposeful Technology-Integration Practices: Developing TPACK

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Electronic devices that may or may not be portable including computers, laptops, tablets, clickers, SMARTboard, projectors, etc. Learn more in: Preparing 21st Century Teachers: Supporting Digital Literacy and Technology Integration in P6 Classrooms

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A program, app, or other software available on a digital device (e.g., iPad, laptop, smart phone, etc.), including those that are language, audio, and visually based. Learn more in: Engaging Teachers in a Digital Learner-Centered Approach to Support Understanding Foundational Literacy

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Electronic hardware and software. Learn more in: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on E-Learning Strata Among University Students in Morocco: Assessing Mechanics of Knowledge Reception, Cognition, and Approbation

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Software, programs, applications, platforms, and (online or offline) resources that can be used with computers, mobile devices or other digital devices, and which incorporate text, audio and visual stimuli. Learn more in: The Integration of Educational Technologies in Foreign Language Education: Teacher Practices and Attitudes in Greece

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Instruments that use internet and other new Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Learn more in: Corporate Social Responsibility and Digital Tools: The Cause-Related Marketing Case

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Educational programs, websites or online resources, and digital processing systems that encourage active learning, knowledge construction, and exploration in the teaching and learning process. Learn more in: Computer-Driven Technologies for Effective Teaching in K-12 Classrooms in Nigeria

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Teaching and learning platforms and software with embedded audios, videos, images, and texts that are used via computers or smartphones. Learn more in: Multilingual Writing in Digital World: The Necessity for Reshaping Teaching

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Internet-based programs and resources that can be used to support, enhance, and facilitate instruction that is online and technology driven. Learn more in: Four Barriers to Facilitating 21st Century Competencies Through Digitalization

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Software and platforms for teaching and learning that can be used with computers or mobile devices to work with text, images, audio, and video. Tools for language learning and teaching may include programs for editing digital materials (e.g., audio, video), and platforms for collaborating and sharing resources. Learn more in: Big Data and Digital Tools Applied to the Teaching: Learning in Graduate Programs in Mexico

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Online educational platforms that enhance the learning process by allowing learners to accomplish different tasks that include collaboration, gamification, and community building. Learn more in: Strengths and Challenges of Digital Tools in EAP Remote Learning Settings

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Digital or computerized tools that allow for meaning-making with digital literacies such as cell phones, tablets, laptop computers, e-readers, etc. Learn more in: Exploring Cultural Responsiveness in Literacy Tutoring: “I Never Thought About How Different Our Cultures Would Be”

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A website, app, program, or other software available on a technology device (e.g. iPad, laptop, smart phone, etc.), including those that are multimodal. Learn more in: Using the Technology Integration Planning Cycle to Select Digital Tools for Virtual Instruction

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Media and learning technologies that are used as tools for learning. Learn more in: Supporting Meaningful and Equitable Early Learning Through Science and Engineering

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Refers to laptops, tablets, and mobile phones used for supporting teaching and learning. Learn more in: The Uptake and Use of Digital Technologies and Professional Development: Exploring the University Teacher Perspective

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Computer based electronic devices used for transmitting and storing knowledge. Learn more in: Effective Methods of Teaching Asynchronous Classes

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These are online platforms or software applications used to perform quick and optimized functions, and make tasks easier. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Strategies for Small Business Management

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The access to and effective use of relevant software such as Microsoft Teams to improve teaching and learning in a digital environment. Learn more in: Digital Pedagogies of Academic Librarians in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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Computer based electronic devices used for transmitting and storing knowledge. Learn more in: Learning Management Systems in the Era of E-Learning


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