WorksheetsFinal Examination in EdTech
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
A high school teacher assigns students to research and publish their findings on a blog. After a few weeks, some students plagiarize entire sections from online sources. What principle of digital ethics should be emphasized to correct this behavior?
Freedom of Expression – allowing students to express themselves however they choose
Digital Footprint – reminding students that everything they post online is permanent
Intellectual Property Rights – educating students about plagiarism and fair use
Open Access Policy – promoting unrestricted sharing of all online materials
Net Neutrality – ensuring equal access to internet resources
A school district implements adaptive learning software to personalize student experiences, but some teachers worry about data privacy risks. What should administrators prioritize to balance innovation and security?
Mandating software use without discussing concerns to encourage technology adoption
Training teachers on cybersecurity measures and student data protection
Restricting all digital learning tools and returning to paper-based instruction
Allowing students to opt out of digital learning if they are concerned about privacy
Allowing only students with parental consent to use adaptive learning tools
A university professor uses AI-powered grading tools to assess student essays. After reviewing feedback, students notice inconsistencies and claim bias in AI evaluations. What ethical dilemma does this highlight?
Algorithmic Bias – AI systems may favor certain linguistic patterns or styles
Digital Divide – Not all students have equal access to technology
Copyright Infringement – AI-generated feedback violates fair use policies
Cybersecurity Breach – Student data is vulnerable to hacking
Information Overload – Too much digital feedback reduces student motivation
A teacher assigns students to debate on internet censorship in education. One student argues that some websites should be blocked to prevent misinformation, while another insists that students should access all information freely. Which approach aligns with balanced digital literacy?
Strict Censorship – Schools should block all non-educational content
Full Freedom – Students should access all content and learn independently
Guided Access – Teachers should curate and contextualize online materials
Government Control – Authorities should determine what is accessible
Corporate Regulation – Private tech companies should filter online content
In an online class, students must use digital tools for collaboration. However, one student from a low-income background struggles due to unreliable internet. What long-term solution should the school implement?
Require students to complete all work offline and submit hard copies
Encourage students to find public Wi-Fi spots, such as coffee shops or malls
Provide equitable access by lending devices and offering internet subsidies
Allow students with poor internet to opt out of online activities
Penalize students who cannot meet digital requirements to maintain fairness
A teacher assigns an online research project but notices that students frequently visit unsecured websites. What cybersecurity best practice should the teacher emphasize?
Using only HTTPS websites and verifying site credibility
Relying only on social media sources for research
Downloading content freely without concern for security
Disabling browser security settings to access more resources
Avoiding all online research and using printed sources only
A university allows students to access cloud storage for school projects. A student accidentally shares sensitive personal information in a public folder. What immediate action should the student take?
Report the issue and remove the file from public access
Ignore it since most people won’t notice the mistake
Create a new account and abandon the compromised one
Contact all viewers and ask them not to use the information
Move all files offline to prevent future incidents
A teacher receives malicious phishing emails claiming to be from the school’s IT department. What is the most secure response?
Clicking the link to verify if the request is legitimate
Replying to confirm whether the email is real
Ignoring the email and deleting it without reporting
Forwarding the email to IT support and warning colleagues
Sharing login details to test if the email is fake
In an online learning session, a teacher notices that a student’s webcam was hacked, showing an unfamiliar person instead. What should the school do?
Instruct all students to disable webcams permanently
Teach students about webcam security and covering cameras when not in use
Ignore the issue and assume it was a glitch
Require students to install more software without explanation
Punish students for using unauthorized devices
A school is considering implementing a new online assessment tool that uses facial recognition technology to monitor students during exams. What should the school prioritize to address ethical concerns?
Ensuring transparency about data collection and usage
Relying solely on traditional assessment methods
Implementing the tool without informing students to avoid panic
Limiting access to the tool to only high-performing students
Using the technology to track student attendance instead
A teacher notices that students are sharing their login credentials for an online learning platform. What is the best course of action to promote cybersecurity awareness?
Ignore the issue as it is a common practice among students
Change the platform to one that does not require passwords
Monitor student accounts for suspicious activity without informing them
Conduct a workshop on the importance of password security
Encourage students to share passwords for collaborative work
A school district is evaluating the use of social media for educational purposes. Some educators believe it enhances learning, while others are concerned about distractions. What should the district focus on to create a balanced approach?
Prohibiting all social media use during school hours
Providing guidelines on effective and responsible social media use
Encouraging unrestricted access to all social media platforms
Using social media solely for administrative communication
Limiting social media use to only specific subjects
For students' individual reports on the American Civil War, students have been asked to write their reports in Google Docs.
Which best describes the scenario?
TPK
TCK
PCK
TPACK
This is the How
Technological Knowledge
Pedagogical Knowledge
Content Knowledge
This is the what
Pedagogical Knowledge
Content Knowledge
Technological Knowledge
If you understand how material is taught and how students learn you understand...
Content
Pedagogy
Tupac
Technology
For their individual projects on Ecosystems, students were asked to create a presentation using Google Slides.
Which best describes the scenario?
TPK
PCK
TCK
TPACK
During the writing process, students were able to trade papers with their peers in order to receive feedback and support on editing.
Which best describes the scenario?
TPK
PCK
TCK
TPACK
The teacher decides to use Google Apps for Educations because s/he believes that collaboration is the best way to support deeper learning for all students.
Which best describes the scenario?
TPK
PCK
TCK
TPACK
What combination was previously seen as "Teaching at it's best?
Pedagogical Technological Knowledge (PTK)
Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK)
Technological Content Knowledge (TCK)
What is the dotted line around the model?
Content
Context
Creativity
Teaching
How can educators ensure effective integration of TPACK in their teaching practices?
By solely focusing on technological features
By ignoring pedagogical approaches
By continuously seeking professional development opportunities
By memorizing content without practical application
It is the understanding of the content such as language arts, math, science, history
Pedagogical Knowledge
Content Knowledge
Technological Knowledge
Technological Content-Knowledge
It is the teachers’ knowledge on how to select, use and integrate these tools in the teaching and learning context.
Pedagogical Knowledge
Technological Knowledge
Content Knowlegde
Pedagogical Content-Knowledge
It is knowing how to select, use or develop technology to manage student learning
Technological Content Knowledge
Technology-Pedagogical Knowledge
Technological Knowledge
Content Knowledge
It is when technology is used in a specific subject area to enrich and deepen student’s understanding of content.
Technological Content Knowledge
Technological Knowledge
Technology Pedagogigal Knowledge
Pedagogical Knowledge
it is the expert’s knowledge in the science of teaching from educational and learning theories to individual differences to strategies and techniques as well as assessment of learning.
Pedagogical Knowledge
Content Knowledge
Technology - Pedagogical Knowledge
Technological Knowledge
What does the "A" stand for in the ASSURE Model?
Assure Learning
Apply Strategies
Analyze Learners
Analyze Standards
What does the "A" stand for in the ASSURE Model?
Assure Learning
Apply Strategies
Analyze Learners
Analyze Standards
What are the 3 critical components of the ASSURE Lesson Plan
State standards and learning objectives
Strategies, Technology, and Media Selection
Audience
Assessment
Student Learning Expectations
Which of these is included in the ABCD's of Well-Stated Learning Objectives?
Design
Arrange
Conditions
Build
Which of these is the best stated objective according to the ABCDs
The learner will build a tower of 6 blocks without assistance given 5 minutes to work.
The learner will complete 2 addition problems.
The learner will be able to design a model by the end of the year.
The learner will identify nouns in a sentence.
What should you look for when choosing educational games?
The gamesthat are most fun
Games with relecant practice and feedback
Games that challenge the student
Which is an example of giving a student positive feedback on their work?
Giving Timmy's test back face down
Announcing who passed the test to the entire class
Leaving remarks such as "Almost there" or "Keep it up"
What are ways to gain feedback on your teaching style?
Student Feedback
Record your lesson
Administration
Another Teacher
All of the above
What is a good way to require learner participation?
Ask students to bring in pictures of themselves completing their homework
Allowing two students to debate on the best presidential choice
Requiring students to create a Powerpoint summarizing the importance of voting
What is an effective way to prepare the learners for the lesson?
Starting class with a quote about life
Start class with a pop quiz
Begin with an interactive game introducing new vocabulary
State learning objectives using academic vocabulary
Which of these can beconsidered modifying existing materials?
Print paper tests on fancy paper
Add pictures, memes, and GIFs to old Powerpoint presentations
Sing the ABCs to a new beat
Create a Quizizz test from a paper test
It is a pictorial device use to explain the interrelationships of the various types of audio-visual media in the learning process
Learning Experience
Circle of Experience
Cone of Experience
Cone Experience
"Learning by doing" is also known as _____
Learning experience
Experiential learning
Cone experience
Learning action
In here, we make use of a representative model or mock-ups of reality
Direct experience
Dramatized experience
Exhibits
Contrived experience
These are displays to be seen by expectators
Mock-ups
Exhibits
Models
Motion pictures
These are first hand experiences which serve as the foundation of learning
Direct experience
Contrived experience
Dramatized experience
Field trips
These are visual and auditory devices which may be used by an individual or a group
Exhibits
Recordings, Radio, Still pictures
Visual symbols
Verbal symbols
The birthday of Edgar Dale
August 27, 1900
April 7, 1900
April 27, 1910
April 27, 1900
Two categories of this experience is acting and observing
Direct experience
Contrived experience
Dramatized experience
Demonstrations
The other M of instruction of cone of experience aside from media
Manual
Material
Management
Media
Direct experience allows us to all senses.
True
False
Direct purposeful experiences represents reality or the closest things to real, everyday life
True
False
The Cone of Experience is also known as the Learning Experience Cone
True
False
Edgar Dale died in March 8, 1980
True
False
Dale theorized that learners retain more information by what they do than what they only heard
True
False
Exhibits provides 'windows to the world'
True
False
Written words fall under the verbal symbols
True
False
Indirect experience is the basis for the most effective and lasting learning
True
False
Contrived experience is an 'editing' of reality
True
False
Field trips are conducted to observe an event that is available within the classroom
True
False
A form of learning without a face-to-face contact with the teacher and delivered via telecommunication.
Social Networking
Distance Learning
Modular Learning
Blended Learning
A cloud-based LMS platform created in 2009, developed over time into a full LMS, complete with resource folders, tracking systems, and communication programs.
Google Classroom
Google Docs
Moodle
Schoology
A free platform that allows teachers to create and collect assignments, see what students have finished, and give real-time feedback – all online.
Google Classroom
Moodle
Google +
This refers to the use of Internet-based social media sites to stay connected with anyone around the world.
Networking
Online Learning
Social Networking
Blended Learning
A combination of learning activities wherein a part of the lesson is delivered online while the other is handled in actual physical setting of a classroom.
Online learning
Blended learning
Social Networking
Modular learning
It is defined as that group of individuals who communicates and connects on a regular basis.
Network
Social Networking
A free open-source learning platform that is community driven and community supported with documentation, trackers, and recources all provided.
Moodle
Schoology
Google Classroom
Students will have access to learning anytime and anywhere using technology device's and virtual or mediated classroom.
Blended learning
Networking
Flexible learning environment
All of the above
The ICT competency standards for teachers include all the following EXCEPT one. Which one?
digital and non digital technology
enhance financial literacy skills
ethical issues on the use of ICT
use of technology tools
All teachers in the 21st century should be _______________.
digital citizens
digital natives
digital immigrant
digital police
One of the constraints in the application of ICT for the enhancement of standards among teachers and students is ________________.
training of technology teachers
connectivity of the school
availability of qualified teachers
lack of awareness about the use of technology
A universal standard in the use of ICT in teaching and learning in the classroom requires all teachers to ________ EXCEPT one.
use gadgets when teaching
understand the issues and safety policies
utilize the tools available in the environment
buy an expensive computer
Which of the following encompasses all these concepts?
Technology
Internet
Computers
Gadgets
It is a large table or pad of paper, usually on a tripod or stand.
Zigzag board
Flip chart
Wall display
Rope and pole display
It is a board consists of two parallel, horizontal pole tied loosely together with rope.
Wall display
Rope and pole display
Flip chart
Zigzag board
It contains of small scenes created of layers of material, all depicting a similar concept or theme.
It is a board consist of two parallel, horizontal poles tied loosely together with rope.
It is a collection of many different types of items and materials put up on a wall to make an interesting and informative display.
