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EME2040 Intro to Educational Technology
EME2040 Intro to Educational Technology
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Intro to Educational Technology
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What is educational technology?
Using chalkboards only
Playing video games during lessons
Using tools to enhance teaching and learning
Watching movies in class
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Which of the following is a basic computer concept?
Understanding TikTok
Scrolling through apps
Gaming on a console
Knowing the parts of a CPU and how memory works
3
What does digital citizenship focus on?
Using technology rarely
Voting online
Being safe, responsible, and ethical online
Becoming a computer programmer
4
An example of assistive technology is:
A printer
A video projector
A magnification tool for a visually impaired student
A calculator
5
Behaviorism, constructivism, and connectivism are examples of:
Learning theories
Technology tools
Apps for online education
LMS platforms
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A reliable educational technology resource should be:
Entertaining
Up-to-date, research-based, and user-friendly
Designed for business use
Long and complex
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Which is a step in incorporating technology into lesson planning?
Buying expensive gadgets
Choosing random appss
Reviewing educational videos
Defining their learning goals
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Which of the following is a reason technology is used in U.S. schools?
To replace teachers
To avoid teaching manually
To help students cheat
To support diverse learning needs
9
What’s one benefit of using digital tools for student assessments?
Faster grading and personalized feedback
Less work for teachers
More complicated grading
No need for rubrics
10
According to the ISTE Standards, students should be able to:
Use technology to avoid group work
Use technology to solve real-world problems
Become passive users of tools
Avoid using technology in school
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The ISTE Standards are designed to
Ban devices from schools
Help schools save money
Block social media
Guide students in using technology responsibly
12
Technology literacy for teachers includes:
Avoiding technology
Building websites
Playing games online
Understanding how to safely and effectively use digital tools
13
What is the purpose of evaluating online educational resources?
To ensure materials are accurate, relevant, and appropriate
To reduce teacher planning
To make websites more popular
To eliminate the need for paper
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What does a computer’s operating system do?
Fixes broken screens
Increases internet speed
Manages hardware and software resources
Creates school rules
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If educational technology were a superhero, what would its superpower be?
Replacing all homework with dance battles
Making learning more engaging and accessible
Turning textbooks into snacks
Giving teachers laser vision
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Which is a step in incorporating technology into lesson planning?
Selecting tools that support objectives
Using only paper-based assignments
Ignoring student needs
Using tech just to meet trends
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What is one impact of educational technology on students?
It can increase engagement and access to resources
It reduces collaboration
It eliminates the need to read
It increases classroom distractions
18
Which of these is NOT one of the ISTE Standards for Students?
Empowered Learner
Creative Communicator
Internet User
Digital Citizen
19
Which of the following best describes an “Integrated Learning System” (ILS)?
A program combining instruction, assessment, and feedback in one system
A tool that only teaches reading
A basic word processor
A student-run social media platform
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Why is it important to address diverse student needs with technology?
To keep everyone busy
To make class more fun
To follow trends
To help all students access content and demonstrate learning
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According to constructivist theory, students learn best when they:
Actively build their own understanding
Passively receive lectures
Repeat answers
Memorize definitions
