ED810 Review

The experience and opportunity afforded by the evolution of educational technologies is ___ (McQuiggan, 2015).

• Technology Improvements

• Mobile Learning

• Human Development

• Society Transformation

In "How to Make Mobile Learning Work," (McQuiggan, 2015) when implementing new technology in the classroom it is essential to remember that...

• students are complacent.

• technology will fail.

• pedagogy still matters.

• technology is a replacement to teaching.

According to Figure 3.1 "What Is It about These Devices," (McQuiggan, 2015) which of the following is NOT a distinguishing factor of the mobile learning experience?

• Consolidated

• Multi-Modal

• Secure

• Unfamiliar

True or False: Mobile learning allows students to actively transact with the material and create their own meaning rather than sit passively and hope for the transmission of knowledge.

• True

• False

In Module 4, "How Can Technology Enhance Student Creativity" (Sexana, 2015), neuroscience has proved that ___.

• all children are born with innate creative powers and as they grown, some remain creatively active while others unconsciously keep it dormant.

• technology has the been unsuccessful in promoting learning

• schools have contributed towards the deterioration of of creativity

• technology is unable to encourage and enforce creativity

Dr. Ruben Puentedura divides his SAMR Model into four areas: the state that allows for the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable it ____ (McQuiggan, 2015).

• Substitution

• Augmentation

• Modification

• Redefinition

In "Flipped Classrooms 2.0" (Williams, 2015) Ann Taylor recommends that large lecture videos need to be broken down into bite size pieces on a specific topic to ____.

• allow for less time watching, and more time practicing

• make the material less daunting to the students

• limit the amount of homework students do

• limit the amount of technology students receive in a day

(Select all that apply) In "10 Pros & Cons of a Flipped Classroom" identify which of the following are pros of a flipped classroom (Acedo, 2017).

• promotes student centered learning

• Screen time increased

• increased parental access

• relies on preparation and trust

(Select all that apply) Learning menus are a form of differentiated learning that gives students a menu or choice of learning activities (Bell, 2017)? What are some advantages of learning menus .

• Can be used with any age group

• Can be used in any subject area

• Lacks differentiation

• Allows students to personalize their learning

In "Digital Citizenship Means Character Education for the Digital Age" (Ohler, 2011), we need to talk to children about how to live digital lifestyles that are _______ , ______, and healthy

• informed, beneficial

• safe, creative

• safe, advanced

• informed, safe