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Chapter 9 Summary

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following modes of learning do you learn best by?

a)

Visuals

b)

Written Text

c)

Audio

d)

Videos

2.

Multimedia is defined as ______ ? pg. 214

a)

the presentation of material using multiple technologies

b)

the presentation of material using varied learning styles

c)

the presentation of material with interesting graphics

d)

the presentation of material using both words and pictures

3.

Which of the following are part of media synergy? pg. 214

a)

video materials

b)

digital materials

c)

print materials

d)

website materials

4.

What can you combine in your classroom to promote multimodal learning? pg. 214

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5.

Describe one way you could utilize a digital projector in your classroom, and how it would promote multi-modal learning. pg. 215

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6.

When you were a student, which of the following minimal technologies were used in your classroom? pg. 216

a)

Whiteboard/Blackboard

b)

Overhead projector and screen

c)

Television with VCR

d)

Photocopies of print sources (handouts, articles, worksheets, etc)

7.

You are responsible for teaching a technology integrated classroom, and your current content area is the Civil War. Briefly list what resources and/or technology combinations you would use to encourage multi-modal learning. Pg. 217

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8.

Did you find PowerPoint helpful for learning while in school? Pg. 218

a)

Yes, it helped me understand topics on a deeper level

b)

Yes, it helped me remember material

c)

No, I found it boring

d)

No, the information felt too overwhelming

9.

Do you plan to utilize PowerPoint in your future classroom? Defend your choice as to why or why not. Pg. 219

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10.

According to Tufte, colorful decorations signal a form of information presentation akin to a commercial (a)   rather than a thoughtful discussion and analysis. Pg. 219

11.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a next-generation presentation tools and apps? Pg. 220

a)

Glogster

b)

Animoto

c)

Flippity

d)

Prezi

12.

Two keys concepts to consider when planning one's information presentation design and accompanying graphic design are ________ and _________. Pg. 220

a)

What are my learning goals?

b)

Who is my audience?

c)

What do I want my audience to know or remember?

d)

How much time is available to me?

13.

While you were in school, your most memorable instructional presentations included:

pg. 221

a)

Images that prompted and generated discussion

b)

Visual Analysis and Evaluation

c)

Questions, Comments, and Prompts for writing assignments

d)

Screencasting with narration

14.

Compare and contrast podcasts and vodcasts. When might you utilize each one in your classroom? Pg. 222

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15.

Video is a popular tool for all grades- it prompts student interest, provides abundant resources, and offers unique learning experiences. What is one way you can use video(s) to offer unique learning opportunities in your content area? Pg. 224

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16.

(a)   is a video hosting site and sharing website where people upload videos they have made and view those made by others. Pg. 226

17.

Many students today are familiar with the concept of streaming, which is ________. Pg. 226

a)

The simultaneous transfer of video, voice, and data from one computer to another.

b)

The fastest option for watching videos.

c)

The simultaneous transfer of multimedia content from one user to another.

d)

Often detracting from student learning.

18.

Among the streaming video resources for educators listed on page 227, which one(s) are you most likely to use and why?

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19.

Since simply watching videos is a passive experience, which of the following are ways teachers can utilize videos to provide active learning opportunities? Pg. 228

a)

Ask students to write responses

b)

Play the video the whole way through at .5 speed

c)

Have students modify and/or create the sound or visuals

d)

Have students take notes

20.

How you feel about receiving a digital copy of your past work and/or school projects? Pg. 229

a)

I prefer to take my hard copy home

b)

A picture with me and my hard copy is always nice!

c)

A PDF scan or JPG of my work would be nice to look back on

d)

School memories are overrated.

21.

Photo taking and video making engage learning, involve students, and create information. How can you also use photography/videography to document learning occurring in your classroom? Pg. 229

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22.

Instagram is one example of photo-sharing as described on page 230. List some tips for setting up and creating a classroom Instagram account:

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23.

Younger students may benefit from creating their own _______, while older elementary and middle school students may enjoy creating __________ in an effort to promote literacy and digital cameras. Pg. 230-231

a)

Phonics guides, scrapbooks

b)

Alphabet books, concept books

c)

Scrapbooks, school newspapers

d)

Concept books, alphabet books

24.

With digital cameras, both teachers and students should serve as both ________ and _________. Pg. 232

(a)  

25.

iMovie and MovieMaker are examples of what kind of software? Pg. 232

a)

Multimedia editing software

b)

Digital Video-editing software

c)

Cinematography software

d)

The Doppler Effect software

26.

Suppose you were a High School English Teacher; how might you use Digital Storytelling as an activity or assessment within your classroom? Pg. 233

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27.

If required to teach art education within your class, how likely are you to use digital tools, software, or programs -such as NGAkids ARt Zone- to help students create art, digitally? Pg. 233

a)

Very likely to combine art and technology

b)

May occasionally have students create digitally

c)

Digital art projects are unlikely.

d)

Isn't art just supposed to be on paper or canvas?

28.

Of the 4 suggestions listed on pages 233-234 regarding how to use cameras and filming videos in the classroom, which are you the most unfamiliar/uncomfortable with?

a)

Recording class activities as they happen

b)

Encouraging, editing, and publishing student writing

c)

Utilizing the Ken Burns Effect

d)

Teaching the Storyboarding process

29.

Reflect: Do you see any major differences in the multimedia technology implemented in your school growing up versus what you would like to see in your classroom? What skills or characteristics set the two classrooms apart?

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30.

Reflect: Describe one way that engaging students in video creation, filming, and editing could prompt increased interest in class topics. Pg. 230-234

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