Emerging Trends in Educational Technology

Which of the following is an example of emerging educational technology?

• Chalkboards

• Tablets and smartphones

• Overhead projectors

• Printed Textbooks

Which of the following best describes the concept of "blended learning"?

• Learning exclusively through traditional classrooms

• Combining online learning with traditional in-person teaching

• Virtual reality-based learning

• Learning through self-paced video lectures

Which technology allows students to interact with a 3D environment that simulates real-world experiences?

• Augmented Reality

• Virtual Reality

• Artificial Intelligence

• Learning Management System

In educational settings, Augmented Reality (AR) is used to:

• Replace textbooks entirely

• Overlay digital content on real-world objects

• Automatically grade assignments

• Conduct video conferences

Which of the following is a benefit of using VR in education?

• It only works with textbooks

• It enables real-world practice in a virtual setting

• It requires no internet connection

• It is less immersive than AR

Which of the following is a key function of a Learning Management System (LMS)?

• To manage student grades and assignments

• To develop new educational content

• To create virtual classrooms

• To replace traditional teaching

Which of the following is NOT typically found in a Learning Management System (LMS)?

• Course creation tools

• Collaborative discussion boards

• Artificial Inteligence Tutoring

• Student performance tracking

How can Artificial Intelligence (AI) enhance personalized learning?

• By offering one-size-fits-all solutions

• By automating teacher evaluations

• By tailoring lessons to individual student needs

• By replacing teachers with robots

Which of the following is an application of AI in education?

• Automatic essay grading

• Virtual classrooms only

• Offline research databases

• Human-driven tutoring sessions

Which of the following is an advantage of using mobile learning applications?

• They require a physical classroom

• They provide access to learning materials on-the-go

• They limit collaboration with peers

• They are less cost-effective than textbooks