WorksheetsED810 Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015) in Chapter 1 of the "Mobile Learning" textbook from week 1 materials, What are the 4 key skills for students to master in school, as defined by the partnership for 21st Century Skills? Select all that apply.
Critical thinking and problem solving
Computers
Communication
Collaboration
Creativity and innovation
According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015), in Chapter 1 of the "Mobile Learning" textbook from week 1 materials, Which of the following is NOT a benefit of mobile learning?
Ability to learn on the go
Improve Higher Order Thinking Skills (H.O.T.S.)
Motivate students
Sharing devices within a group
According to Allan Carrington (2015) in week 3 materials, What is the underlying principle of the Pedagogy Wheel?
To reflect on your teaching.
That technology should drive pedagogy.
To teach educational apps to your students.
Pedagogy should determine our educational use of apps.
According to Dr. Ruben Puentedura in the YouTube video "How to Apply the SAMR Model" (2016) from week 3 materials, What does the A stand for in the acronym SAMR?
Assessment
Augmentation
Acceleration
Abbreviation
According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015) from Chapter 5 in week 3 materials, Problems can often be solved by repeating this general model: identify the problem, define the problem, ___________ , implement the strategy, and evaluate the results. Fill in the blank.
identify a strategy
solve the problem
share the results
repeat the problem
According to Royce Kimmons (2017), from "K-12 Technology Frameworks", in week 3 materials, In the acronym TPACK, what does the P stand for?
Professional
Pedagogy
Provide
Pacing
According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015) from Chapter 12 in week 7 materials, Informal Learning is learning that often occurs spontaneously based on our own _________ and ________. Mark the answers to fill in the blanks.
curiosities
wants
interests
needs
According to Knewton's infographic from week 4 materials, what are characteristics of a flipped classroom? Select all that apply.
Students watch lectures at home at their own pace.
Teachers are a "Sage on the Stage".
Concept engagement takes place in the classroom.
Provides opportunities for Learning through Activity.
Students are more likely to get frustrated.
According to McQuiggan et. al. (2015) from Chapter 15 in week 6 materials, Which of the following is designed specifically to protect the online data of children under the age of 13?
School Privacy Zone Campaign
FERPA - The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
LARK Framework - legal, appropriate, responsible, kind
COPPA - The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act
According to Kelly Tenkely (2019), in the blogpost titled, "Using Technology to Differentiate Instruction" from week 5 materials, Technology makes it possible to _____ lessons appropriately for each student's learning level and can be used to promote learning in the multiple intelligences. Fill in the blank.
present
differentiate
pace
design
