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WorksheetsWhy Technology Research and Assessment?
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 30mins
According to Reading #1, what how many purchased technology licenses for educators are never used?
Zero
One-third
Two-thirds
All
According to Reading #1, what is the primary purpose of exploring educational technology research?
To achieve personal self-actualization.
To identify the least expensive digital tools and techniques.
To limit the risks of adopting an ineffective tool or approach.
To give teachers something to do to keep their minds off of politics and pandemics.
According to Reading #1, what is the research design is "among the strongest"
Randomized Controlled Study
Comparison Group Study
Student Data for One Group of Students
Triple-Bypass, Double decker, Single Topping Study
Which of the following is a key takeaway from Article #1?
Research shows that all technologies perform approximately the same functions when properly researched.
Tech leaders can improve the chances that they make sound recommendations and decisions by leaning on high-quality research.
Synchronous online learning, though lower priced, is not as effective as synchronous face-to-face learning when compared using double-blind studies.
Education technology universally demonstrate that improving technology integration will enhance student learning.
Which of the following is a key takeaway from Article #2?
Education technology research is one of the more easy-to-complete forms of research.
The field of education technology suffers for want of strong research assessing the effects of various technologies.
There is a surplus of strong educational technology research studies and clarity for educational technology integrators.
Effective technology integration must be preceded by a thorough grounding in existing learning theories like cognitivism, behaviorism, and multiple intelligence theory.
According to Reading #2, which of the following is NOT a Pillar of good education Research
The Rationale Criterion
The Design Criterion
The Comprehensive Reporting Criterion
The Relative Engagement Criterion
Which of the following is the best example of "Research to Establish Relative Advantage"?
A study comparing students' graduation rates prior to implementing a 1:1 initiative in a school and following the implementation of a 1:1 initiative in the same school.
A study comparing the learning outcomes of a unit in which all lesson presented as a student-paced nearpod presentation and the same unit presented as teacher-led nearpod presentations.
A study investigating students' attitudes to cheating and plagiarism with technology?
Which of the following is the best example of "Research to Monitor Impact on Important Societal Goals"?
A study comparing students' graduation rates prior to implementing a 1:1 initiative in a school and following the implementation of a 1:1 initiative in the same school.
A study comparing the learning outcomes of a unit in which all lesson presented as a student-paced nearpod presentation and the same unit presented as teacher-led nearpod presentations.
A study investigating students' attitudes to cheating and plagiarism with technology?
Which of the following is the best example of "Studies That Monitor and Report on Common Uses and Shape Desired Directions"?
A study comparing students' graduation rates prior to implementing a 1:1 initiative in a school and following the implementation of a 1:1 initiative in the same school.
A study comparing the learning outcomes of a unit in which all lesson presented as a student-paced nearpod presentation and the same unit presented as teacher-led nearpod presentations.
A study investigating students' attitudes to cheating and plagiarism with technology?
According to Article 2: All studies must be "randomized experiments" to be worth anything in the discipline of Ed Tech research.
True
False
