ED 810 Course Review

In the SAMR model, which phase is having students write an essay as an assessment instead of a handwritten, printed quiz

• Substitution

• Augmentation

• Modification

• Redefinition

True or False: According the the elearning infographic about Flipped Classrooms in Module 4, a flipped classroom inverts traditional teaching methods, delivering instruction online outside of class and moving homework into the classroom.

• True

• False

According to the digital citizenship infographic in Module 6, which is NOT an example of digital citizenship? Select all that apply

• Silent

• Credibility

• Misuse

• Cross reference

• Respect

According to Stern's article "Enhancing Learning Through Differitiated Instruction" (2015), what is differentiated instruction?

• Keeping students in groups based on date from the beginning of the year

• Student grouping based on skills, readiness, interest, or by choice

• Teaching low level students and letting the high level students teach themselves

• Keeping an individual plan for each student

True or false: Page 10 of the textbook explains that the benefits of mobile learning include the ability to learn on the go, reach underserved children and schools, improve HOTS, support alternative learning environments, enable personalized learning, and motivate students.

• True

• False

In the Sexena article "How Can Technology Enhance Student Creativity" (2015), what are some technology tools that enhance student learning? Select all that apply

• Cartoons and comic strips

• Paper Pencil notes

• Infographics

• Blogs

• Digital Storytelling

According to "The Intersection of Digital and Media Literacy" in Module 1, _________ literacy generally focus on teaching youthto be critically engaged consumers of media.

In module 1, what are some of the hottest topics in edtech 2021 (Fingal, 2021)? Select all that apply

• Project Based Learning

• Professional Development

• Digital Citizenship

• Online learning design

• Homework

Module 2 discusses some device possibilities and resources. Where are some places to go that has a list of great educational resources? Select all that apply

• Appendix A in the "Mobile Learning: A Handbook for Developers, Educators, and Learners" textbook

• Wikipedia

• AASL website

According to Appendix B in the textbook, what are some appropriate questions to ask when deciphering if an app is acceptable to use in the classroom?

• Will my students enjoy the app?

• Does this app meet my needs, as an educator, for the lesson at hand?

• Is the app outdated?