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Evaluating Instructional Technology Resources for 21st Century Teachers Indyana Latortue Miami Dade College Instructor’s Name November 26, 2023

Evaluating Instructional Technology Resources for 21st Century Teachers Grade level: Elementary Subject matter: Art Instructional Software: Kid Pix Deluxe 3 Drill and practice, lesson, simulation, problem-solving, and educational games are all included in this instructional program. Children aged 4 and up use this imaginative, entertaining, and instructive curriculum. Letting children explore their creative abilities. Young children will enjoy playing with realistic art supplies including paint brushes, chalk, crayon, marker pens, finger paint, and airbrushes, as well as the variety of patterns, colors, textures, pictures, backdrops, transition effects, sound effects, and even animations. The most extensive collection of entertaining and creative computer-based art projects and tools ever made is Kid Pix Deluxe 3.

Kid Pix fosters children's innate creativity and helps them develop self-confidence and a sense of accomplishment It complies with the fundamental requirements for educational software (Cunha e Melo & De Abreu Castro, 2023) . Academic Website Art Express For grades 1 through 5, there is a good selection of enjoyable and instructive creative activities on this academic website. Following a thorough review process, is a great resource to utilize in the classroom. It offers a tonne of free instructional resources. To use this website, children do not need to register or submit any information. All the things to do here are sure to keep kids busy (Frank et al., 2021) . Is the "Adobe Shockwave Player" plug-in necessary for the lessons? Web Quest Colors by Katie Woloschek Students will be able to learn about basic and secondary colors as well as how to mix them to produce additional colors through this Web Quest lesson. It demonstrates how various responsibilities are allocated to aid pupils in understanding this subject and is both clear and relevant. Every phase is clearly explained, and it gives students who are entering the program at varying levels of proficiency techniques and instruments of organization to help them access and acquire the knowledge they need to finish the work (Sievert, 2020) . This Web Quest adheres to the criteria. Instructional (iPod/iPad or Android) App: Mickey's Magical Arts World

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Kids may learn about artistic expression using this educational software. They can either sketch freely or according to detailed guidelines for making line drawings. They play around with design elements, materials and textures, haircuts, balance and symmetry, and aesthetics. Kids will improve their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination by working on all these masterpieces. Mickey's Magical Arts World offers a plethora of information and avenues for learning outside the screen." This software complies with the appropriate criteria following a critical review. Ideal for recalling, comprehending, applying, assessing, analyzing, and producing (Pellerin, 2018) . Reflection Teachers should adhere to a strategy when it comes to locating and assessing instructional technology tools for the classroom. In order to enhance students' learning results, this is crucial. Teachers need to have objectives for every program they run. For instance, what are you hoping to accomplish with a particular piece of technology? Instructors also need a reference point to which they may compare the outcomes and determine whether or not there has been improvement. Gather information for upcoming analysis when objectives are established and rubrics are created. After that, educators had to provide a grade for every objective utilizing the rubrics they created or adhered to. Apps, websites, Web Quest, and educational software all differ from one another. Computer programs created especially to give or assist one or more learning activities, such as problem- solving, simulation, problem-taking, drill and practice, tutorials, and instructional games, are known as instructional software. Academic and instructional websites are created with the express purpose of teaching pupils a certain subject or ability. Web Quests are inquiry-based online resources for classroom instruction where the majority, if not all, of the data that students examine and assess originates from the Internet. Teachers and students may study on a dynamic, user-friendly platform

with instructional applications. If permitted, I would integrate these four categories of educational technology tools into art courses for primary school kids. Kids can use their own devices to access the educational applications. The websites provide students with opportunities to practice, study, and develop their creative talents at home. I chose these particular educational tools because they make art training enjoyable and engaging. But because most young kids will have their own gadgets by the time I start teaching in a few years, the educational tool I would recommend in my classroom is Mickey's Magical Arts World. All of the pupils will adore and learn from this cutting-edge program, and who doesn't adore Disney? References Cunha e Melo, M., & De Abreu Castro, J. (2023). Kid Pix Deluxe 3. https://doi.org/10.59262/mw8gb6 Frank, P., Hoffberg, J. A., Bell, J., & Anderson, A. (2021). Art express. Art Journal , 41 (4), 389- 389. https://doi.org/10.1080/00043249.1981.10792509 Pellerin, M. (2018). IPad and iPod in the language classrooms. Handbook of Research on Integrating Technology Into Contemporary Language Learning and Teaching , 286- 306. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-5225-5140-9.ch014 Sievert, C. (2020). Working with colors. Interactive Web-Based Data Visualization with R, plotly, and shiny , 379-381. https://doi.org/10.1201/9780429447273-33

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