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  1. AI-based technologies
  2. Actionable assessment
  3. Active learning
  4. Adaptation
  5. Adaptive learning
  6. Adherence
  7. Aesthetic
  8. Analytics, monitoring, and data capture (EdTech)
  9. Animation
  10. Asking "if" vs. "how"
  11. Audio
  12. Augmented reality
  13. Authenticity of learning
  14. Automation
  15. Behaviorism theory
  16. Branching narrative
  17. Business and workplace learning
  18. Capture technologies (EdTech)
  19. Case-based learning
  20. Categorization and pattern spotting (analysis)
  21. Choosing learning theories
  22. Classroom organization and orchestration (EdTech)
  23. Closes vs. open book evaluation
  24. Cognitive presence
  25. Cognitivism theory
  26. Collaboration (EdTech)
  27. Community of inquiry framework (COI)
  28. Comparison of outcomes and effects (analysis)
  29. Competency evaluation
  30. Conducting a needs analysis
  31. Connectivism theory
  32. Constructivism theory
  33. Content-focused learning
  34. Cost worthiness evaluation
  35. Demonstration, tutorials, and modeling
  36. Description (analysis)
  37. Design and development related concepts
  38. Design experiments
  39. Design principle
  40. Designing formative evaluation and monitoring
  41. Designing learner interactions, activities, and expected procedures
  42. Determining specific design features
  43. Developing and documenting design specifications
  44. Dialogue in learning
  45. Differences between digital and in-person assessment
  46. Differentiation
  47. Discovery learning
  48. Documents, print, and paper media
  49. Drill-based learning
  50. Editing High tech vs. low tech vs. no tech (EdTech)

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