Bloom's taxonomy is a tool which teachers use to help in the development of learning objectives. Bloom's taxonomy is also useful for designing classroom activities and assessments of student learning. It is one of the most basic and most important tools that teachers can use to promote student learning.
The following video is a very simple explanation of Bloom's taxonomy for the cognitive domain.
Simple explanation of Bloom's taxonomy
Google apps for Education
How can teachers ensure the digital tools they use to support student learning is consistent with the learning outcomes they hope will be achieved?
The video below shows how to find consistency between cognitive levels in Bloom's taxonomy and the various Google apps that teachers use in their instructional practice.
This video is a good starting point for teachers who are interested in discovering which Google apps to use for different instructional outcomes.
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