Technology Integration

1.  ............. is an integral part of the learning process and it shows an individual’s willing to perform required behaviours in order to attain his/her goals (Balaban-Sali, J. 2008)

• motivation

• teaching

• self-efficacy

• performance

Which one is incorrect?

Motivation is one of the study subjects of Instructional Technology because with technology integration we are able to enhance,

• student satisfaction with the lesson

• student's success in learning

• relevance in learning of the course content

• attention to the lesson

ARCS stands for …..

• Attention

  Relevance

  Confidence

  Satisfaction

• Attendance

  Relevance

  Curiosity

  Success

• Attention

  Retention

  Curiosity

  Satisfaction

• Attention

  Relevance

  Curiosity

  Satisfaction

  ARCS Model is developed by ......

• Keller J. M. 

• Gagne F. 

• Graham, S.

• Reiser, R. A.

Which of the following academics is a researcher working in the field of Educational Technology?

• Robert Mills Gagné

• John M. Keller

• Charles Reigeluth 

• Benjamin Bloom

Technology integration is designed according to the ……………. approach in a teaching environment where students “drill & practice on the tablet”.

• Constructivist  

• Behaviourist

• Cognitive

• Directed

Which learning theory claims that behavior develops as a result students’ beliefs & judgements, internal cognitive processes​?

• Behaviorism learning theory

• Cognitive learning theory

• Constructivism learning theory

• Humanism learning theory

Which of the following is a model recommends the stages of integrating technology into a course?

• Roblyer TIP Model

• FCIT Technology Integration Matrix

• Hughes + Kimmons  PICRAT Model

• Puentadura  SMAR Model

Which of the following cannot be one of the answer to the question 

"why technology integration"?

• To generate motivation to learn

• To optimize scarce resources  

• To remove logistical hurdles to learning

• To solve the all learning problems

This lesson made me...

• Very tired

• Partly tired

• Tired a little

• Never tired