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GACE 1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An instructional technology coordinator wants to update the district's local area network from cable to

Wi-Fi. The proposed change is most likely to succeed if the instructional technology coordinator has first

a)

based the change on evidence of need from multiple sources

b)

included stakeholders in the implementation and evaluation of the change

c)

gained the support of the superintendent and relevant central office personnel for the

change

d)

piloted the change with a group of willing participants in a controlled setti

2.

Which of the following is the most effective way for an instructional technology coordinator to inform the

school's administrative staff about the status of technology services and programs?

a)

Hosting a page on the district website

b)

Attaching a newsletter to the agenda of faculty meetings

c)

Writing a monthly report and distributing it to each administrator

d)

Inviting administrators to visit classrooms and computer labs to observe classes

3.

Which of the following is the initial step in seeking funds from a private source for acquiring equipment or implementing technology service?

a)

Researching the giving patterns of local corporations

b)

Establishing a fundraising advisory committee

c)

Organizing special events and generating press releases

d)

Stating the need for the equipment or service

4.

According to the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA), a school must conform to which of the

following regulations to receive federal E-rate funds?

a)

Students under age nine must have written parental permission to access the

Internet.

b)

Schools must install fi lters to prevent students from accessing information that is

potentially harmful to minors.

c)

Schools must provide a computer education program to all students beginning in

grade 3.

d)

Schools must have Internet safety policies that include monitoring students· online activities.

5.

Which of the following is an instructional technology coordinator's most important consideration when

developing a budget for implementing a strategic technology plan?

a)

Replacement of obsolete equipment

b)

Changes in school population

c)

ed cost of materials

d)

Support for curricular programs

6.

Ms. Gaynor has been elected to chair the consortium of district instructional technology coordinators and

computer educators. During the first meeting, members speak passionately for and against the action

plan the group is considering Which of the following approaches will most likely help Ms. Gaynor keep

the discussion focused on the action plan rather than the group members' opinions?

a)

Requiring that members present evidence to support their viewpoints

b)

Asserting that decisions will be made by majority rule

c)

Seeking alternative actions that have not been proposed by any group member

d)

Postponing any decisions on the plan until the group builds unity

7.

An instructional technology coordinator is forming a committee of stakeholders to consider and

recommend a replacement for the school's outdated LCD equipment. To conform to the definition of a stakeholder, all committee members should

a)

have an investment in the successful identification of new LCD equipment

b)

be trained in computer technology or a related field

c)

be students, parents, or teachers in the school

d)

have served on the committee that selected the current LCD equipment

8.

An instructional technology coordinator is preparing a grant proposal requesting funds to implement an

after-school technology program Which TWO of the following types of information should the grant

proposal include?

a)

Alternate sources of available funding

b)

The coordinator's resume

c)

A detailed description of the program

d)

The proposed budget

9.

Which of the following are generally included in a district's acceptable use policy (AUP) ?

a)

Laws related to copyright and digital resources

b)

Curriculum objectives for computer education courses

c)

A chronology of the district's planned technology integration

d)

Suggested borrowing policies for digital materials held in school libraries

10.

Which TWO of the following educational sources should an instructional technology coordinator consider

most objective in their evaluation of digital tools?

a)

Children's Technology Review

b)

Titlewave

c)

The Scholastic Store online

d)

School Library Journal

11.

The district's instructional technology coordinators meet with the superintendent to discuss proposed cuts in the budget of the technology education program Which of the following information is most likely to influence the superintendent to maintain the technology education budget?

a)

The expected consequences of a reduced budget in concrete terms

b)

A list of the programs and services in the most need

c)

A budget proposal for the coming year with detailed rationales

d)

Recommendations from the technology education advisory committee

12.

An instructional technology coordinator in a middle school is forming a consortium whose members

represent the district elementary schools, the high school, and the local community college Which of the

following should be the group's first step in building a shared vision?

a)

Identifying a process for resolving conflicts

b)

Determining the group's core values

c)

Setting benchmarks for realizing the vision

d)

Recognizing each member's personal vision

13.

An instructional technology coordinator includes stakeholders in the development of a school's strategic technology plan in order to

a)

build appreciation for the expertise of the school's technology professionals

b)

promote a sense of ownership and consensus among those affected by the plan

c)

help members of the school community understand the complexity of technology

integration

d)

demonstrate the instructional technology coordinator's commitment to site-based

management

14.

Which of the following technology policies, procedures, and practices is mandated by legislation?

a)

The code of student conduct in computer labs

b)

The scheduling and content of teacher training

c)

The availability of assistive technology for users with disabilities

d)

The selection of equipment vendors

15.

Which of the following statements is generally true of adult learners?

a)

They prefer self-directed courses.

b)

They require a great deal of extrinsic motivation.

c)

They come to the learning environment as blank slates.

d)

They prefer learning goals that are theoretical.

16.

Which of the following statements best reflects a growing trend in professional development practices?

a)

The significance of subject-area knowledge will heighten in the coming years.

b)

The amount of time teachers spend collaborating with peers will decrease.

c)

The amount of time teachers spend in instructor-centered learning will increase

d)

Professional development activities will be largely project based.

17.

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Which of the following practices is most likely to ensure that professional development programs are meaningful to the participants?

a)

Providing opportunities for independent study

b)

Basing future training on learner feedback

c)

Using well-known experts as presenters

d)

Allowing content-area departments to plan their own programs

18.

An instructional technology coordinator is planning professional learning for adult learners. Which of the following should the coordinator keep in mind?

a)

Adult learners do not experience the ego issues that children experience when trying

new skills in front of others.

b)

Adult learners prefer philosophical overviews to courses focused on real-world

problems

c)

Adult learners are unlikely to easily integrate information that contradicts what they

already know and perceive to be valid.

d)

Adult learners prefer learning experiences led by professionals to self-directed or

self-designed learning

19.

The school leadership team asks the instructional technology coordinator to conduct a professional

learning session on using Fakebook in the classroom. Which of the following strategies is most likely to maximize participants' engagement in the session?

a)

Using exit tickets to test participants' knowledge of Fakebook at the close of the

session

b)

Starting the session by showing teachers exemplary Fakebook pages

c)

Providing video tutorials on Fakebook for teachers to access after the session

d)

Giving teachers time during the session to create lessons using Fakebook

20.

Mr. O'Halleran, an instructional technology coordinator in an elementary school, has observed that the teachers in his school underuse their classroom computers. Which of the following actions by Mr.

O'Halleran is most likely to increase computer use among teachers?

a)

Providing teachers with lists of computer software related to their courses of study

b)

Attaching a reference guide on simple computer operation to each of the classroom

computers

c)

Holding staff workshops on using computers to create opportunities for learning

d)

Equipping classrooms with computer projection equipment

21.

An instructional technology coordinator decides to hold a focus group to gather information on an aspect of the professional learning program. A key feature of a focus group is that it

a)

requires participants to reach consensus

b)

explores participants' beliefs, opinions, and attitudes

c)

asks participants to propose solutions to real-world problems

d)

provides participants with quantitative data on which to base conclusions

22.

Which of the following is an instructional technology coordinator's best method for building community involvement in the district's computer education program?

a)

Attending a board of education meeting and handing out curriculum materials to

community members in attendance

b)

Including community members on the school's technology advisory committee

c)

Inviting community members to attend computer education classes alongside

students

d)

Placing a display showcasing employment opportunities in the field of computer

technology in the school's vestibule

23.

The primary function of an advisory council in a high school technology education program is to

a)

write the technology education curriculum

b)

assist the school in preparing students for the twenty-first-century workplace

c)

act as consultants to the board of education on budgetary matters

d)

gather feedback on the preparedness of recent graduates for the workplace

24.

An instructional technology coordinator sends teachers tips to follow when using the computer lab for research. Which of the following tips is intended to ensure that students' time in the lab is instructionally productive?

a)

Remain in the lab with your students at all times

b)

Verify that all bookmarked URLs are active, relevant, and appropriate

c)

Review the acceptable use policy with students before using the lab

d)

Report any nonfunctioning equipment to the technical support staff immediately at

the close of class

25.

An administrator is seeking advice from an instructional technology coordinator about methods of

cataloging anecdotal notes while observing teachers. Which of the following technology tools would best meet the needs of this administrator?

a)

Recording notes on a blog

b)

Keeping track of data within a database

c)

Notating with a cloud-based fillab le form

d)

Entering information on the district's SharePoint site