When an LMS is used mainly to post content with little interaction, this represents:

A teacher-centred use of technology focusing on delivery and control

Which statement best distinguishes between 'media' and 'technology' in an educational context?

Media refers to the content delivered, while technology refers the tools

Using videos and simulations with feedback best reflects the principles of modeling and constructivism.

Practice & Application principle, aided by Cognitivist & Behaviorist theory

What is the core focus of Instructional Design?

Improving learning outcomes through technological processes and resources.

The 'Print Era' (15th Century - Mid-20th Century) in educational technology was primarily characterized by:

The democratization of knowledge through printing press and textbooks

How does 'instruction' differ from 'learning'

Instruction is the external facilitation, learning as the internal outcome

Which of the following is best categorized as 'Manipulative/Tactile Media'?

A set of physical blocks used to teach geometric shapes

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When an LMS is used mainly to post content with little interaction, this represents:
A teacher-centred use of technology focusing on delivery and control
A constructivist approach encouraging content creation
A connectivist approach leveraging network effects
A student-centred use of technology focusing on exploration
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Which statement best distinguishes between 'media' and 'technology' in an educational context?
Media refers to digital tools, technology refers to the content delivered.
Media refers to the content delivered, while technology refers the tools
Technology is solely about hardware, and media is solely about software.
Media and technology are interchangeable terms foreducational resource.
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Using videos and simulations with feedback best reflects the principles of modeling and constructivism.
The principle of Relevance and Behaviorist theory only
The principle of Learner-Centeredness and Constructivist theory only
Practice & Application principle, aided by Cognitivist & Behaviorist theory
he principle of Differentiation and Connectivist theory
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What is the core focus of Instructional Design?
Reducing teacher workload through automation.
Training students to become proficient users of software applications.
Improving learning outcomes through technological processes and resources.
Integrating the newest digital gadgets into classrooms.
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Using a class wiki to build and discuss content supports which learning theory?
Constructivism
Connectivism
Behaviorism
Cognitivism
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The 'Print Era' (15th Century - Mid-20th Century) in educational technology was primarily characterized by:
The democratization of knowledge through printing press and textbooks
The widespread use of personal computers and multimedia
The dominance of oral tradition and storytelling
A focus on collaborative online learning and social media
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Flashcard apps with rewards align with which learning theory?
Cognitivism
Constructivism
Behaviorism
Connectivism
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How does 'instruction' differ from 'learning'
Instruction is the external facilitation, learning as the internal outcome
There is no significant difference; both refer to the educational process
Instruction is an internal process, while learning external act of teaching
Learning only occurs in formal settings, instruction can be informal
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Collaborative, real-world problem solving using technology demonstrates which principle of effective instruction?
Feedback only
Active Learning and Relevance
Differentiation only
Clarity and Organization only
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Which of the following is best categorized as 'Manipulative/Tactile Media'?
A set of physical blocks used to teach geometric shapes
An interactive whiteboard displaying a diagram
An educational podcast series
A textbook chapter with illustrations

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