1. According to Mobile Learning (McQuiggan, Kosturko, Mcquiggan, Sabourin 2015) what are challenges of Mobile learning?

• Motivate Students

• Limiting Physical Attributes

• Use must be monitored

• Mobile devices are shared among a group

2. According to Mobile Learning (McQuiggan, Kosturko, Mcquiggan, Sabourin 2015) what does TPACK stand for?

• Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge

• Pedagogical Content Knowledge

• Technological Pedagogical Knowledge

• Technological Content Knowledge

3. According to Mobile Learning (McQuiggan, Kosturko, Mcquiggan, Sabourin 2015) define Augmentation

4. According to Mobile Learning (McQuiggan, Kosturko, Mcquiggan, Sabourin 2015) what is a Flipped classroom?

• An active learning environment

• Flexible environment that supports a wide variety of instruction.

• A shift in learning culture with students as the driving force of learning

• Students teaching teachers

5. According to Mobile Learning (McQuiggan, Kosturko, Mcquiggan, Sabourin 2015) in table 7.1 what are the 3 defining features of mobile technology?

• Hardware, Apps and Accessories

• Hardware, Software and Apps

• Apps, Accessories and Wifi

• Hardware, Software and Accessories

6. According to Mobile Learning (McQuiggan, Kosturko, Mcquiggan, Sabourin 2015) When designing an app what are some of the principles to consider.

• User Age and Experience

• Immediate Feedback

• Segmentation

• Keep it simple

7. According to Mobile Learning (McQuiggan, Kosturko, Mcquiggan, Sabourin 2015) Looking at figure 11.1, The Educational App market is......

• has a lot of privacy concerns

• rich in educational standards

• catching up on connectivity

• not going anywhere

8. According to Mobile Learning (McQuiggan, Kosturko, Mcquiggan, Sabourin 2015) What can schools do to protect students privacy?

9. According to Mike Ribble's article Digital Citizenship for Educational Change, what are the 9 elements of digital citizenship?

10. What does Mary Beth Hertz suggest is the most dangerous of all stereotypes out there for children?

• Boys are always better at sports

• The current generation are all digital natives

• Asian students are always better at math

• Girls are better dancers than boys