Type I and Type II technology are different in how interactive they are with the user. Type I is not as interactive as Type II, thusly it is easier to find more creative uses for type II technology .
examples:
Type I:
many power points that are used instead of lecture notes
I've had to take multiple choice tests on line for a computer class
e-books
Type II:
Oregon trail played as a lesson
I've seen strategy computer games used to reenact famous battles
Web Quests
Maddux D. Cleborne, Johnson D. Lamont. Type II Applications of Technology in Education: New and Better Ways of Teaching and Learning. 2005. Hawthorne Press, Inc.
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Nice job on this assignment. 3/4 due to typos: be consistent about capitalizing Type; PowerPoint is a proper noun and needs to be punctuated the way the manufacturer does.
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