ED810 Review

According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015) in Chapter 1 of the "Mobile Learning" textbook from week 1 materials, What are the 4 key skills for students to master in school, as defined by the partnership for 21st Century Skills? Select all that apply.

• Critical thinking and problem solving

• Computers

• Communication

• Collaboration

• Creativity and innovation

According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015), in Chapter 1 of the "Mobile Learning" textbook from week 1 materials, Which of the following is NOT a benefit of mobile learning?

• Ability to learn on the go

• Improve Higher Order Thinking Skills (H.O.T.S.)

• Motivate students

• Sharing devices within a group

According to Allan Carrington (2015) in week 3 materials, What is the underlying principle of the Pedagogy Wheel?

• To reflect on your teaching.

• That technology should drive pedagogy.

• To teach educational apps to your students.

• Pedagogy should determine our educational use of apps.

According to Dr. Ruben Puentedura in the YouTube video "How to Apply the SAMR Model" (2016) from week 3 materials, What does the A stand for in the acronym SAMR?

• Assessment

• Augmentation

• Acceleration

• Abbreviation

According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015) from Chapter 5 in week 3 materials, Problems can often be solved by repeating this general model: identify the problem, define the problem, ___________ , implement the strategy, and evaluate the results. Fill in the blank.

• identify a strategy

• solve the problem

• share the results

• repeat the problem

According to Royce Kimmons (2017), from "K-12 Technology Frameworks", in week 3 materials, In the acronym TPACK, what does the P stand for?

• Professional

• Pedagogy

• Provide

• Pacing

According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015) from Chapter 12 in week 7 materials, Informal Learning is learning that often occurs spontaneously based on our own _________ and ________. Mark the answers to fill in the blanks.

• curiosities

• wants

• interests

• needs

According to Knewton's infographic from week 4 materials, what are characteristics of a flipped classroom? Select all that apply.

• Students watch lectures at home at their own pace.

• Teachers are a "Sage on the Stage".

• Concept engagement takes place in the classroom.

• Provides opportunities for Learning through Activity.

• Students are more likely to get frustrated.

According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015) from Chapter 15 in week 6 materials, Which of the following is designed specifically to protect the online data of children under the age of 13?

• School Privacy Zone Campaign

• FERPA - The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

• LARK Framework - legal, appropriate, responsible, kind

• COPPA - The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act

According to Kelly Tenkely (2019), in the blogpost titled, "Using Technology to Differentiate Instruction" from week 5 materials, Technology makes it possible to _____ lessons appropriately for each student's learning level and can be used to promote learning in the multiple intelligences. Fill in the blank.

• present

• differentiate

• pace

• design