Connectivism Quiz

Who are the key figures associated with the development of connectivism?

• B.F. Skinner and Albert Bandura

• George Siemens and Stephen Downes

• Lev Vygotsky and Jerome Bruner

• John Dewey and Jean Piaget

What does connectivism emphasize as a major factor in learning?

• Traditional textbooks

• Digital technology

• Face-to-face interactions

• Standardized testing

According to connectivism, knowledge is characterized as what?

• A static entity

• A memorized fact

• An individual construction

• A flow of information

What is one of the key principles of connectivism?

• Learning is solely an internal process.

• Learning is a process of connecting.

• Knowledge is only found in textbooks.

• Learning should be competitive.

What role does technology play in connectivism?

• It is essential for learning.

• It is a minor addition.

• It complicates the learning process.

• It is optional.

What is a criticism of connectivism mentioned in the text?

• It is too focused on technology.

• It lacks a theoretical foundation.

• It is merely a branch of behaviorism.

• It does not consider collaborative learning.

How does connectivism view the role of the teacher?

• As the primary source of knowledge

• As a facilitator of learning

• As an evaluator of student performance

• As a strict disciplinarian

What is one pedagogical implication of connectivism?

• Students should memorize facts.

• Teachers should use only traditional methods.

• Learning experiences should be individualized.

• Learning should be competitive.

What does gamification in connectivism aim to achieve?

• To enhance memorization skills

• To create an interactive learning experience

• To make learning more competitive

• To reduce the use of technology

What aspect of connectivism supports diversity?

• It promotes a single perspective.

• It values individual opinions equally.

• It prioritizes teacher knowledge.

• It discourages collaboration.