Jenis-jenis Media: Konvensional vs Digital

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What are the differences between conventional and digital media in language learning?

• Conventional media is more effective

• Digital media is less engaging

• Both have unique advantages

• Only digital media is used today

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In the School Library Journal article

"Looking for a Twitter/X Alternative? Try Bluesky."

author Melissa Stewart links her website so she can distribute Bluesky invite codes.

On her contact page, her Bluesky account is linked (butterfly icon).

What is her Bluesky handle?

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By endorsing RP, the BBC, in turn, made itself an unofficial ________ on language, creating something that later became known as “BBC English”.

• spokesman

• authority

• representative

• leader

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When you want to show someone something, how many photos shoulld you send?

• 1-3 photos

• 1 photo

• 20 photos

• 17 photos

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What are the key differences between conventional and digital media in language teaching?

• Conventional media is outdated

• Digital media is more engaging

• Both are equally effective

• Conventional media is more expensive

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Differentiated instruction aims to:

• Increase the workload for teachers significantly.

• Provide the same level of challenge for all students.

• Ignore the differences between students.

• Recognize and address individual student strengths and weaknesses.

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What is the primary goal of classroom management?

• To ensure that the teacher maintains complete control over the classroom at all times.

• To create a safe and conducive learning environment for all students.

• To enforce strict discipline and punishment for misbehavior.

• To minimize the amount of time spent on teaching and increase testing.

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To increase student engagement, teachers should:

• Avoid using digital tools as they can be distracting.

• Encourage passive listening to improve concentration.

• Make learning interactive and collaborative.

• Focus solely on textbook learning.

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List two roles of media in English Language Teaching (ELT) as mentioned in the recap.

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What is the definition of educational media as described in the recap?

• Tools and techniques for teaching

• Only digital resources

• Materials for assessment

• None of the above

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What are the two main categories of educational media?

• Conventional Media

• Digital Media

• Physical Tools

• Technology-based Resources

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What are the characteristics of conventional media?

• Physically manipulable

• Created or prepared manually

• Independent of technological infrastructure

• All of the above

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What are some examples of conventional media used in English Language Teaching (ELT)?

• Blackboard/Whiteboard

• Flashcards

• Posters & Charts

• Printed Materials

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What is the purpose of interactive platforms in digital media for ELT?

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Which tools are mentioned for student-created content and teacher materials?

• Adobe Express

• Quizizz

• Wordwall

• TED Talks

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What are some examples of video platforms used for authentic language input and cultural context?

• YouTube

• Kahoot!

• Canva

• Google Classroom

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Which of the following describes online curriculum?

• An educational software that helps the learning process

• Allows an educator to print or interactively use content

• Can grade student's work

• Cannot be updated with new information

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What are the key differences between Conventional Media and Digital Media in terms of cost, access, interactivity, durability, updatability, and technical requirements?

• Cost

• Access

• Interactivity

• Durability

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What advantages does a digital setting offer compared to a conventional setting?

• Limited multimedia

• Dynamic content

• Fixed content presentation

• Teacher-centered layout

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What are the key differences between a conventional setting and a digital setting in the classroom?

• Teacher-centered layout

• Flexible learning spaces

• Physical materials

• Device integration

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Classify the following items as either conventional or digital media: Language learning podcasts, Vocabulary word walls, Interactive digital flashcards, Puppet shows for storytelling, Virtual reality language immersion, Grammar board games, Printed dictionaries, Language learning mobile apps, Reading comprehension worksheets, Online video conferencing with native speakers. Discuss your reasoning for each classification.

• Conventional

• Digital

• Both

• None

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What are some examples of digital media used in language learning?

• Language learning podcasts

• Printed dictionaries

• Puppet shows for storytelling

• Grammar board games

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  What are Energized Textbooks (ETB)?  

• Textbooks with built-in electronic components

• Textbooks embedded with QR codes linked to digital resources

• Textbooks printed in multiple languages

• Textbooks with additional practice worksheets

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How can technology be used to enhance student engagement?

• By increasing the cost of education

• By limiting the subjects that can be taught

• By providing interactive and engaging learning experiences

• By reducing the amount of class time

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Other terms that are associated with Educational Technology, EXCEPT.

• Technology in education

• Technology is education

• Technology integration in education books, educational media

• Instructional technology

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What are the advantages of conventional media?

• Cost-Effective

• Tactile Experience

• No Power Required

• Cognitive Benefits

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What are some limitations of conventional media?

• Less Interactive

• Difficult to Update

• Storage Challenges

• Limited Multimedia

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What are the advantages of digital media?

• Easily Updated

• Highly Interactive

• Global Connectivity

• Rich Multimedia

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What are some limitations of digital media as mentioned in the image?

• Technical Requirements

• Cost Barriers

• Distraction Risk

• Technical Skills Required

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What factors should be considered when selecting appropriate teaching media?

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Consider age, proficiency level, learning styles, and accessibility requirements

• Age

• Proficiency level

• Learning styles

• Accessibility requirements

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What specific language skills or knowledge are you targeting?

• Listening skills

• Reading skills

• Writing skills

• Speaking skills

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What are the key considerations when choosing media for teaching?

• Pedagogical goals

• Technological impressiveness

• Convenience

• Student preferences

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Which of the following is NOT a question to consider in the 'how' of teaching context?

• What teaching methods does your instructor use?

• How do these methods align with your learning preferences?

• What are the learners' goals?

• What is the classroom setting like?

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Which of the following factors does NOT contribute to the 'who' of teaching context?

• Learners' age

• Learners' language proficiency

• Learners' motivation levels

• Learners' gender

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What is one approach to adapting to diverse teaching contexts?

• Using the same teaching methods for all learners

• Ignoring cultural and linguistic diversity

• Incorporating inclusive teaching methodologies

• Promoting competition among learners

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What are the steps you need to follow for the assignment?

• Identify the specific language skill

• Describe each medium in detail

• Analyze the advantages and limitations

• Reflect on how they might complement each other

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How has technology influenced teaching contexts?

• By limiting access to educational resources

• By reducing the need for teacher training

• By enabling personalized and flexible learning experiences

• By replacing traditional teaching methods

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The needs of learners in a workplace setting, such as a factory, restaurant, or hospital, etc. are considered as...

• Academy needs

• Occupational needs

• Occupying needs

• Academic needs

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Language- centered and focuses on learning language from a broad perception covering all the language skills and the cultural aspects of the English-speaking community.

• English Language Teaching (ELT)

• General English (GE)

• English Specific Purposes (ESP)

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