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Peripherals are software devices that are connected to a computer system.

A theorist that is well known for viewing intelligence as multidimensional is B. F. Skinner.

Piracy occurs when artificial intelligence systems are misused in the classroom.

A person’s learning style influences how he or she best receives information.

Instructional design is needed when there are many students in the class.

Streaming lets you download and simultaneously watch digitized video.

Technology can assist in meeting the requirements of ADA laws in schools.

A pixel refers to a single colored dot that when combined with other dots forms an image.

A device that lets teachers interact with computer images is an electronic whiteboard.

A collection of computers and peripherals connected together to share information = a network.

Productivity software includes electronic spreadsheets and documents.

Low technology devices such as modified keyboards can assist ESL students.

Filtering software is necessary for school computers.

The Web 2.0 refers to wireless networking.

When teachers find a useful website, a good way to store/share it is to use a social bookmark.

An online forum requires that two or more individuals be available at the same time.

Cloud computing offers storage and apps online only when there's an active Internet connection.

Software with clip art libraries allowing one to draw and paint is known as graphics software.

In-service teacher technology training can include workshops and college online courses.

To prepare a school’s OpenHouse invitation for parents, teachers can use desktop publishing.

The highest level of cognition in Bloom’s Taxonomy is Analysis.

Twenty-first century schools focus on reading and writing but do not require computer skills.

A significant challenge of distance delivery is the time it takes for the additional planning.

Malware includes computer viruses, spyware, and ransomware.

The digital divide relates to inequity of access to technology