Pedagogical Implications

According to Mcquiggan et al. (2015), Chapter 1 gives us the benefits of Mobile learning. One of them is to support alternate learning (a)   .

According to Mcquiggan et al. (2015) in Chapter 1, ubiquity is defined as (a)   ?

According to Mcquiggan et al. (2015) in Chapter 5, what two parts of the SAMR model are to enhance learning?

• substitution

• augmentation

• modification

• redefinition

According to Mcquiggan et al. (2015) in Chapter 5, what two parts of the SAMR model are to transform learning?

• substitution

• augmentation

• modification

• redefinition

According to Mcquiggan et al. (2015) Chapter 5 gives us the 21st century sills which encompass higher order thinking skills. Mark the 21st century skills.

• creativity

• digital fluency

• problem solving

• communication

• collaboration

According to the Padagogy Wheel: It's not about the apps, What are the the grids in the wheel?

• curriculum, planning, mindsets, lesson objectives, norms of collaboration

• Graduate attributes and capabilities, motivation, Bloom's Taxonomy, Technology enhancement, SAMR model

According to the article Access and Accessibility in online learning, McAlvage, (2108), the definition of accessible technology is: a broad range of constantly changing tools and features that (a)   the learning of students with disabilities

According to the article Access and Accessibility, McAlvage (2018), the following are used for students with disabilities.

• voice recorders, screen readers, captions

• screen readers, Alt text, captions

• Alt Text, braille keyboards, captions

• none of these choices

According to Mcquiggan et al. (2015), Digital citizenship is defined as "the norms of appropriate responsible behavior with regard to technology use.

• True

• False

According to Mcquiggan et al. (2015), Chapter 16 states the critical aspects that make mobile learning work. What is number one?

• Tech is a tool

• Collaborative Effort

• Feedback Loop

• Pedagogy leads Technology