Experimental Technology #2

Jessica Smith
 Table of Contents
FEATURES
OVERVIEW
02 What are the positives
01 What is Typeform? and limitations of the
TypeForm program?

INTEGRATION
03 TPACK 04 & APPLICATION
What is the TPACK How can the TPACK model
model? be integrated with Typeform
for instruction?
01
OVERVIEW
What is TypeForm?
Typeform is a free web-based resource that
can be used to create and build forms,
polls, quizzes, and surveys.

TypeForm was created in order to captivate

an audience in an aesthetic and engaging
way.
02
USES &
FEATURES
How Does TypeForm Work?
Educators can browse
through hundreds of
pre-created templates
to create instructional
tools for their students
 What Can TypeForm Be Used For?

Quizzes Surveys Forms Polls Tests

 Quizzes
Use the online quiz
maker to make
lessons more
interactive and
engaging for your
students!
 Surveys
Use the online
survey maker to
gather feedback or
data from your
students!
 Forms
Use the online
form maker to
collect feedback,
suggestions, or
data from your
students!
 Polls
Use the online poll
maker to get
instant feedback
from your
students!
 Tests
Use the online test
maker to engage
your students
either via multiple-
choice or an
extended form
test
Did you know…
TypeForm can connect to a variety of popular
applications, in order to integrate information all in
one place!
Critiques:
● Free access seems to be extremely limited (only 10
responses per month)
● The most basic plan has a price of $25 monthly for only
100 responses
● Some of the creation tools are not super user friendly -
struggled to stack multiple questions
● Unable to answer questions on behalf of others
● Unable to add and adjust answers after users begin to
use - instead have to create a whole new product if
something was forgotten
 03
Tool, Tutor, Tutee
Model
What is Tutor
Tool, Tutee?
As early as 1980, Robert Taylor made note
that computers would play a role in learning
environments. His main beliefs were that
computers could be (a) a tutor - computer
assisted instruction where the computer
teaches the child, (b) a tool- computer
amplifies ability to address academic tasks,
or (c) a tutee - students learn by
programming (tutoring) the computer.

SOURCE:
https://sway.office.com/ahdPMfiuKFmWSroW?ref=Link
SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDWo5RVVzjs
 04
INTEGRATION
&
APPLICATION
 TypeForm & Taylor’s Theories
Tutor Tool
TypeForm does not really TypeForm fits this area of
fit into into this area of Taylor’s model the best.
Taylor’s model. In Since you are able to make
TypeForm the application quizzes, forms, surveys,
is not able to be the polls, and tests all of these
“teacher”, as this app is are considered tools. So,
used to create resources these tools allow students to
for others to take. address their academic tasks
in a fun and engaging way
Tutee
TypeForm does not really
fit into into this area of
Taylor’s model. In
TypeForm the application
does not involve any type
of coding for the
audience to use to
“program” the computer
So, now what?
The TypeForm application serves best as a tool for
audience members. This application engages
students to complete their academic tasks in a
creative and fun way. As Taylor stated in his 1980
text, “To use the computer as tutor and tool can
both improve and enrich classroom learning, and
neither requires student or teacher to learn much
about computers”.
 Works Cited:
Taylor, R. P. (1980). Introduction. In R. P. Taylor (Ed.), The computer in school:
Tutor, tool, tutee (pp. 1-10). New York: Teachers College Press.