JPM MCQ on Educational Technology SET 1

Educational Technology is best defined as:

• Use of machines in teaching

• Systematic application of scientific knowledge to education

• ICT in classrooms only

• Teacher training only

The scope of educational technology includes:

• Teaching, learning, evaluation, media and systems

• Only teaching aids

• Only ICT-based learning

• Textbook writing

Hardware approach of educational technology emphasizes:

• Instructional design

• Use of machines, gadgets, and equipment

• Psychological principles of learning

• Assessment techniques

Software approach of educational technology emphasizes:

• Curriculum design and learning theories

• Physical equipment

• Electricity and networks

• Lab experiments only

The systems approach to education treats teaching as:

• Teacher-centered

• An input-process-output model

• Fixed lecture method

• Free-style discussion

Which of the following is NOT a feature of systems approach?

• Goal-oriented

• Evaluation-based

• Linear without feedback

• Organized process

Educational technology significance lies in:

• Replacing teachers

• Making education efficient and effective

• Encouraging rote learning

• Increasing exam stress

The hardware approach is also called:

• Psychology-based approach

• Engineering-based approach

• Systems-based approach

• Child-centered approach

The software approach is also called:

• Behavioural science approach

• Mechanical approach

• ICT approach

• Traditional approach

The multisensory approach means:

• Learning through single sense

• Learning through seeing, hearing, touching, doing

• Learning by lecture alone

• Learning by rote