8.What is Google Docs, and what are its primary features?

A cloud-based word processing tool that allows users to create, edit, and collaborate on documents in real-time

A social media platform for sharing personal updates

A search engine for finding web pages

9.What is YouTube, and what are its primary features?

A platform that serves as a rich repository of video content, offering tutorials, lectures, and demonstrations on virtually any topic

A social networking site for connecting with friends and family

A search engine for finding web pages

An online shopping site for purchasing goods

10.What is SurveyMonkey, and what are its primary features?

A digital tool designed for creating surveys and analyzing feedback.

A search engine for finding web pages.

A social media platform for sharing personal updates.

11.What are word clouds, and what are their primary features?

Visual tools that display the frequency of words in text.

Maps that indicate geographical data

Charts that compare different categories

12.What are audio resources, and what are their primary features?

Audio-based materials, such as podcasts, voice recordings, and audiobooks, providing an auditory medium for learning, beneficial for auditory learners or those who prefer hands-free, on-the-go learning

Visual tools that display data or concepts

Digital tools that facilitate collaboration and communication

Text-based platforms for writing and sharing documents

13.What are digital learning resources, and how are they transforming education?

Innovative technological tools that enhance engagement, collaboration, and accessibility in education, making learning more adaptable to individual needs.

Tools that primarily focus on social networking and communication

Traditional educational materials like textbooks and worksheets

Physical tools used in classrooms, such as lab equipment and art supplies

14.What are electronic resources, and what do they typically include?

Applications (apps), software, programs, or websites designed to engage students in learning activities and support their learning goals

Audio recordings and podcasts without interactive features

Printed handouts and classroom worksheets

15.What is the significance of video in online education, and how does it enhance the learning experience?

A medium that makes online education more engaging, accessible, effective, flexible, inclusive, and affordable.

A tool for creating static images and diagrams

A platform for social networking and communication among students and educators

A resource for traditional classroom-based teaching without online components

16.What is animation, and how is it created?

A method of photographing successive drawings, models, or puppets to create an illusion of movement in a sequence

A method of creating static images for print media

A form of live-action filmmaking without the use of special effects

A technique for recording real-life events as they happen

17.What is stop motion, and how is it used in cinematography?

The camera is repeatedly stopped and started to give animated figures the impression of movement

A process for editing and compiling different video clips into a single sequence

A method of using high-speed cameras to capture slow-motion scenes

A technique for creating realistic sound effects in films

18.What is mixed media, and how is it used in art and learning materials?

A visual art form that combines multiple materials or mediums to create a work of art.

A technique limited to using only one type of material or medium.

A method focused solely on traditional handcrafted techniques.

A process restricted to creating static, non-interactive pieces.

19.What is screen recorded video, and how is it used by educators?

Recording both the computer screen and the user’s voice or video image.

A tool for capturing still images from a computer screen

A feature for live streaming without recording functionality.

A way to share static documents without any visual guidance

20.What does live streaming offer in the context of education?

Pre-recorded video content accessible at any time

Interactive forums for discussing past lectures

Static images and text-based materials

21.What are narrated slideshows or slide presentations?

Digital learning resources that combine visual elements with audio narration

Tools for creating static image galleries

Platforms for live streaming educational content

Simple text-based documents without multimedia

22.What are still images or photographs, and what are talking pictures?

Single static images that have been made to speak or move.

Static images that cannot be made to speak or move. Talking pictures are created using AI to add human voices and lip-syncing to still images.

Single static images that have been enhanced with animations. Talking pictures can be created using AI to add human voices and lip-syncing to still images.

Single static images that have been animated. Talking pictures can be created using AI to add human voices and lip-syncing to still images.

23.What is a comic strip?

A series of one or more illustrated panels that tells a single, usually humorous, story.

A series of illustrated panels that tell a single, usually serious, story.

A single illustration without any narrative or dialogue.

A collection of unrelated images without any context or narrative.

24.What are utility apps?

Apps that help users perform tasks more efficiently, often pre-installed on devices for various purposes like calculating, taking photos, and managing files.

Applications designed for entertainment and gaming.

Social media platforms for connecting with friends and sharing updates.

Educational apps focused on learning new skills or subjects.