Bloom's Taxonomy & E-Learning

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Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning Domains

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Linking Bloom's taxonomy to E-Learning

An active academic of Bloom’s Taxonomy and linking the learning to ICT application, is Andrew Churches. He is the author of Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy, which accounts for the new learning opportunities available due to advances in technology including web 2.0 technologies. After studying his options for each of the thinking skills, I created the following document which links them to software or websites that may achieve the intended higher order thinking.

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various software or websites

One explanation in each category:

Taxonomy	Example	Description
Remembering	Bookmarking with Xmarks	Xmarks allow learners to bookmark researched websites and share the same list across many computers.
Understanding	Categorising with Bubbl.us	Bubble.us allow learners to plan, sort or classify information or websites
Applying	Uploading and Sharing with Voki	Voki’s allow learners to create talking avatars that may share key ideas with others
Analysing	Validating with Wikipedia	Learners may analyse the information on a Wikipedia (or other wiki) and confirm their validity and sources
Evaluating	Posting (or comment on posts) with Blogger	Posting or commenting allow for threaded discussions related to a topic or concept
Creating	Publishing with YouTube	By creating a clip to share publicly encourage learners to have vision, understand the components to produce a unique artefact