Part of my work in the coming year will involve looking more at techn ology adoption models, of which one of the grand daddies is the substitution augumentation modification replacement (SAMR) framework. In this article Eric Sheninger describes an alternative, the Rigor Relevance Framework, which he argues is much less tech centered than SAMR and "provides a common language, constitutes the lens through which to examine all aspects of a learning culture (curriculum, instruction, assessment), and helps create a culture around a shared vision." Well I suppose, if we used technology adoption models only for (preserving) traditional education frameworks.
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