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WorksheetsNCM 110 FINAL EXAMINATION
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Refers to remote mode of students learning.
Distance learning
Distance education
Distance course
Distance instruction
The existence of online learning have been realized because of the following, EXCEPT
The first technology used for distance education is _______.
Refers to a software product that was first designed for corporate and government training divisions as a tool to assess worker's skills for job positions and then provide specific training, either individually or in groups.
Learning Education System
Learning Skills System
Learning Management System
Learning Tool System
All of the following are general functions for LMS, EXCEPT
Distribution of course content
Communication among users
Testing
Periodic Listing
All of the following are tools for Asyncronous communication EXCEPT
Discussion Forum
Whiteboard
Journal
All of the following are tools for Synchronous communication EXCEPT
Chat
Whiteboard
Video conference
This is an example of tool used for Collaborative Projects Development.
Chat
Blog
Journal
This is used for informal test questions for students.
Online Test
Self-assessments
Polls
Wiki
In Testing and Grading students, tools used are the following EXCEPT
Survey
Polls
Self-assessments
Discussion forum
Is a database of learning objects, which may include many items developed for instructional use.
Learning Management Systems
Content Management Systems
Educational Management Systems
Technology Management Systems
Is a model for delivering free learning content, recently it begins to offer academic credit
Massive-open online course
Creative online course
Extensive-open online course
Academic online course
MOOCs are typically offered by ___________.
Basic Education
Higher Education
Primary Education
K-12
Refers to a critical component to the success of any online education, especially as colleges and universities are using adjunct faculty to assist with the increased student enrollments and teaching responsibilities.
Support for course deveopment
Disaggregated faculty
Faculty development
Faculty workload
Helps build a network of student support while the student is learning. It also provides access to a variety of perspectives due to the availability of different faculty in areas of knowledge providing learning enhancement.
Faculty development
Disaggregated model
Course development
Support model
Refers to the number of courses taught by an instructor
Faculty Workload
Faculty Subject
Faculty Teaching Course
Faculty Activities
Refers to means to test and evaluate student performance and ensure that students meet the outcomes designed for the course
Analysis
Assessment
Student's Evaluation
Student's Performance
An online application for collecting the student's work that demonstrates meaningful documentation of individual abilities
ePortfolio
e-Book
e-Learning
Refers to Course Delivery Mode in which a portion of the course is delivered online and a portion is delivered on site
Web-enhanced
Partial Online
Hybrid
Mix Web Online
Defines as the how and the extent to which higher education and accreditation accept responsibility for the quality and results of their work and are openly responsive to constituents and the public
Responsiblility
Expectations
Accountability
Expandability
Refers to category of intellectual property and creations of the mind.
Conceptual property
Theory of Mind
Legal Document
Copyright
Refers to the global seamless interconnection of networks made possible by the protocols devised in the 1970s. It consist of a worldwide network of computer network that use the TCP/IP network protocols.
Website
Internet
Modem
Connection
Define as an application that supports a system of interlinked, hyperextend documents.
Browser
Link
Web
Internet
Defined as an environment that offers new ways to connect things that were previously considered disparate.
Connected Age
Inter-Linkages
Communication
Content Linkages
Is about reaching out and bringing in, about building synergies to create a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts.
Communication
Connecting
Transmission
Teaching
Is a set of technologies and channels targeted at forming and enabling a potentially massive community of participants to productively collaborate on a much grander scale and support tapping the power of the collective in ways previously unachievable.
Social reform
Social media
Connected age
Communication
Involves explicit modeling of connections between people, forming a complex network of relations, which in turn enables and facilitates collaboration and collaborative filtering processes.
Social reform
Social media
Social networking
Socialization
All of the following are benefits of social media EXCEPT
Developing meaningful relationships
Improving access to health information
Making people wiser
Engaging and empowering people
All of the following are challenges of social media EXCEPT
Privacy
Transparency
Digital divide
Knowledge
Requires a framework for evaluation to be adopted by the faculty, standards, and outcomes to be defined, as well as a timeline for measurement of outcomes
Online management
Program evaluation
Faculty development
Accreditation
All of the following are other learning theories applied by educators in Second Life, EXCEPT
Experiential Learning Theory
Common Learning Theory
Social Learning Theory
Collaborative Learning Theory
Is based on the following assumptions about adult learners such as adults are self-directed, problem centered and recognized value of learning and how to incorporate that learning into their personal lives.
Theory of Assumptions
Theory of Pedagogy
Theory of Andragogy
Theory of Relativity
All of the following are teaching strategies for faculty in virtual worlds, EXCEPT
Role-play
Social balance
Gaming
Simulation of social and clinical skills
Second life activities offers ____ and _____ to students and faculty.
immersion and presence
involvement and participation
isolation and distance
immersion and distance
A psychological state experienced as a consequence of focusing one's energies and attention on a coherent set of stimuli or meaningfully related activities and events.
Immersion
Involvement
Presence
Reality
A sense of being enveloped by and interacting with the environment.
Immersion
Involvement
Presence
Existence
Defined as the subject experience of being in one place or environment, even when one is physically situated in another.
Immersion
Presence
Involvement
Reality
Second life features_________interaction between faculty and students even they are geographically apart.
Synchronous
Same day
Real-time
Level up
A three dimensional (3D) virtual wolrd, developed by Linden Lab and uniquely imagined and created by its residents.
Second Life
OSgrid
OpenSim
Active Worlds
What is the major challenge of students in online education?
Students learning
Students engagement
Students coping
Students resources
Refers to those resources that are vital and necessary to the practitioner to accomplish the specific goal.
Essential computerized resources
Health information resources
Supportive computerized resources
Hi-tech information resources
Refers to those that are helpful and interesting and supply good information but are not necessarily essential for professional practice.
Essential Computerized resources
Health Information resources
Supportive Computerized resources
Hi-tech Information resources
Identified as a competency for the basic nurse, the one who recognize when information is neededand have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information and identifies it as a basic competency for higher education.
Information dissemination
Information Literacy
Aritficial Intellegence
High level intelligence
Provides comprehensive coverage of the literature in nursing and allied health from 1982 to the present. This database covers chiropractic, podiatry, health promotion and education.
MEDLINE
CINAHL
Mosby Index
HSDB
This database is sponsored by the Institute of Education Sciences, it covers virtually all types of print materials, published and unpublished, from 1966 to the present day.
CINAHL
PsycINFO
ERIC
Mosby's Index
Are resources that support patient care at the bedside.
Bedside Care Resources
Nurse's Care Resources
Point-of-Care Resources
Computer Based Resources
Refers to POC tool designed to provide relevant clinical resources to nurses and other healthcare professionals.
Nursing Reference Center
Nursing Services Center
Nursing Information Center
Evidence Based Nursing
A database that covers 5600 journals in 39 languages with over 20 million references from 1946 to the present in the fields of medicine, nursing, preclinical sciences, healthcare systems, and veterinary medicine
Mosby's Index
IRIS
MEDLINE
CINAHL
All of the following are literacy process that a nurse must identify and apply in caring the patient, EXCEPT
Recognize the need for evidence
Knows how to search and find relevant information
Utilize resources available
Access and evaluate information within the practice environment
All of the following are ways in checking resources, EXCEPT
resources covers the required specialty
inclusion of primary journals and peripheral materials
resources is outdated
resource covers material published in different countries and languages.
