Media and Information Literacy Quiz 3

The folloing are examples of MOOCs, except.

• coursera.org

• Udacity.com

• www.https.com

• novoed.com

What is MOOC?

• Massive Open On Course

• Massive Open Online Courses

• Massive Online Open Courses

• Massive Online Open Courseware

Which is NOT TRUE about MOOC?

• Similar to most online college courses

• Anyone can register for these courses

• Delivered entirely over the internet on MOOC

• Delivered offline and not accessible to all for free

MOOCs can be offered by universities and colleges.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which of the following is not a challenge and benefit of MOOCs?

• Accessibility

• Accountability

• Various Roles

• Incomplete Rate

An information literate person can decode, evaluate, analyze, and produce both print and electronic media.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Media can affect an individual’s belief in both positive and negative ways.

• Personal

• Professional

• Political

• Educational

Media makes communication more complicated because of the various messaging and video conferencing tools.

• Social

• Professional

• Political

• Economics

Smart boards and other interactive media allow students to move objects on a screen for illustrative purposes.

• Social

• Professional

• Political

• Educational

Most businesses use computers for faster and easier transactions.

• Social

• Professional

• Political

• Economics