Any presentation that looks great, but has little real substance.

a computer program used for accessing sites or information on a

Hypertext Markup Language (used for coding web pages)

Pointless quests. Don't really impart new information or reach higher level thinking skills.

Authentic assessment tools that can help assess criteria that are complex and subjective.

Scaffolding is a temporary structure used to help learners act more skilled than they really are. As students learn how to learn, fewer scaffolds will be needed. (Educational training wheels).

Uniform Resources Locator. (Web address)

What You See is What You Get

A web editor that allows you to create web pages in a manor similar to word processing. No need to learn HTML programming.

a usually large collection of data organized especially for rapid search and retrieval (as by a computer)

Classifies levels of thinking

An introduction to a situation that allows you to gradually move to a higher level of understanding and/or performance.

Used to write web pages. Does some of the HTML coding for you