An Awesome Infographic on Bloom's Digital Taxonomy
November 28, 2016
Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy Verbs is a wonderful infographic created and shared by the folks in Global Digital Citizen. The infographic features a number of verbs aligned with each of the categories of Bloom’s taxonomy progressing from lower-order thinking skills (LOTS) to higher-order thinking skills (HOTS). This work is also available for free download and print in both PDF and poster format. You can access and download it from this page.
A refresher for you, 'Blooms traditional taxonomy which was published sometime in the middle of the last century was revised in 2001 and henceforth was labelled Blooms Revised Taxonomy. This revision is a little bit different from the original one in that it replaces nouns with verbs and places emphasis on the process of creating by putting it on the top of the thinking continuum. Since the emergence of the Revised Taxonomy, several educators have been adding to it expanding thus its scope and making it even more comprehensible by integrating technology component into it. Andrew Churches is one of the first guys who was behind the marriage of revised taxonomy and technology; a marriage which resulted in "digital Blooms Taxonomy".’
You can also check this practical Cheat Sheet featuring some of the best apps and web tools to use for each of the six thinking levels of Bloom’s digital taxonomy.
Courtesy of We Are Teachers
Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy Verbs is a wonderful infographic created and shared by the folks in Global Digital Citizen. The infographic features a number of verbs aligned with each of the categories of Bloom’s taxonomy progressing from lower-order thinking skills (LOTS) to higher-order thinking skills (HOTS). This work is also available for free download and print in both PDF and poster format. You can access and download it from this page.
A refresher for you, 'Blooms traditional taxonomy which was published sometime in the middle of the last century was revised in 2001 and henceforth was labelled Blooms Revised Taxonomy. This revision is a little bit different from the original one in that it replaces nouns with verbs and places emphasis on the process of creating by putting it on the top of the thinking continuum. Since the emergence of the Revised Taxonomy, several educators have been adding to it expanding thus its scope and making it even more comprehensible by integrating technology component into it. Andrew Churches is one of the first guys who was behind the marriage of revised taxonomy and technology; a marriage which resulted in "digital Blooms Taxonomy".’
You can also check this practical Cheat Sheet featuring some of the best apps and web tools to use for each of the six thinking levels of Bloom’s digital taxonomy.
Courtesy of We Are Teachers
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