Which of these can't you do with MALL (Mobile Learning)?

• a) Use language learning apps.

• b) Do grammar drills on your phone.

• c) Work together on projects with classmates using phones.

• d) Take a written test on a computer.

CALL (Computer Language Learning) is mostly for:

• a) Talking to a computer program to practice pronunciation.

• b) Taking tests with multiple choice questions.

• c) Discussing topics with real people online.

• d) Writing essays for a grade.

Game-based learning might NOT be good for:

• a) Making learning more fun.

• b) Solving puzzles and thinking critically.

• c) Working together with classmates.

• d) Getting so focused on the game you forget what you're learning.

A design gamification in class wouldn't use:

• a) Points for completing tasks.

• b) A leaderboard to see who's doing well.

• c) Different difficulty levels for different students.

• d) Taking away recess for bad grades in the game.

MALL and CALL are similar because they both:

• a) Don't need any technology besides a computer lab.

• b) Can be used to learn at your own pace.

• c) Give you feedback and personalize your learning.

• d) Require a teacher to be present at all times.

When making a learning game, you should NOT focus on:

• a) Making the game connect to what you're learning.

• b) Having cool graphics and sound effects.

• c) Making sure everyone enjoys it.

• d) Explaining the rules and giving you time to practice.

Gamifying your class doesn't need:

• a) Knowing what you want students to learn.

• b) Picking game ideas that fit your learning goals.

• c) Making sure gamification works well with your lessons.

• d) Throwing the whole thing out if it doesn't work well.

Teachers might worry about game-based learning because:

• a) Students might care more about winning than learning.

• b) The games might be too expensive to keep running.

• c) Games can't be used to teach math or history.

• d) It does not evaluate the learners' performance.

MALL stands for:

• a) Multimedia Assisted Language Learning

• b) Mobile Assisted Language Learning

• c) Moving Apparatus for Language Learning

• d) Multiple Application for Language Learning

CALL stands for:

• a) Computer Assistant for Language Learning.

• b) Computer Augmentation for Language Learning

• c) Computer Assisted Language Learning

• d) Computer Assisted Learning Language