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WorksheetsTRANSFORMATION2060 TEST 1
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 23mins
Do you use Social Media?
Yes
No
Which of the following social media platforms do you use?
Tik Tok
Other
Do you think that social media is the best way for teachers to reach students?
Yes
No
Maybe
I don't know
How long do you spend on social networking sites during a typical day?
None
10 - 30 minutes
30 minutes to 1 hour
4 - 5 hours
What are the reasons to have a social media account?
Networking
Stay in touch with friends
Start a business
Fun / Entertainment
Can teachers use social media as a tool for teaching different subjects?
Yes
No
Flickr, Instagram, and Pinterest are social media platforms that allow you to share images?
Yes
No
What is the meaning of the word susceptible?
likely to
unlikely to
attractive
two-faced
What is the meaning of the word allure?
attraction
income
impressionable
fake
What is the meaning of the word revenue?
bringing money in
spending money
owing money to someone
borrowing money
What is the meaning of the word superficial?
fake
attraction
current
unlikely to
What is the meaning of the word prevalent?
common
rare
likely to
shallow
The author of "Social Media Should Be Available to Preteens" feels negatively about preteens having access to social media.
true
false
The author of "Social Media Is Dangerous For Preteens" feels concerned about preteens having access to social media too early in life.
true
false
What is the main idea of article #2 "Social Media Is Dangerous For Preteens"?
Social media can be dangerous for preteens.
Donte DiVincenzo proved that preteens aren't responsible enough to handle having social media accounts.
Preteens can handle the responsibility of having social media accounts.
COPPA is an outdated law that needs to be changed
What is the main idea of article #1 "Social Media Should Be Available To Preteens".
Preteens should be able to have access to social media.
COPPA is an outdated law that needs to be changed.
Social media is dangerous for preteens.
Preteens should not have access to social media.
Which statement weakens article #1 "Social Media Should Be Available To Preteens".
"The reliance on photos and the shallowness of online relationships can foster these issues, lowering the self-worth of preteens."
"Allowing preteens to use social media could be an effective way to educate them about privacy policies and internet safety in a controlled environment."
"Eleven is old enough for children to understand the consequences of their actions, both online and off."
"If children are aware that their parents can see everything they do, they are more likely to behave appropriately."
Which statement weakens article #2 "Social Media Is Dangerous For Preteens".
"Allowing preteens to use social media could be an effective way to educate them about privacy policies and internet safety in a controlled environment."
"Allowing preteens to upload information to the internet is too risky for their future."
"Facebook is more interested in advertising to preteens than in including them or teaching them how to use social media safely and effectively."
"People are especially sensitive to criticism and embarrassment during their preteen years."
Which of the following is a similarity that both articles have in common?
Both articles believe social media is a prevalent and permanent part of our society.
Both articles believe social media has positive influences for preteens.
Both articles state negative aspects about preteens using social media.
There are no similarities between the two articles.
The author's purpose in each article is to inform their audience about social media.
true
false
Select the quote that does NOT support the authors' opinion that social media is a permanent part of our society.
"Social media has become a mainstay in our society, and it doesn't look as if it is going away anytime soon."
"Because social media has become so prevalent in our society, it is important for adolescents to learn how to use these tools appropriately."
"It's time for COPPA to be updated to allow preteens to reap the benefits of all that social media has to offer them."
"Once children turn 13, they will have their entire lives to use social media."
COPPA prohibits children under the age of 18 from having their own social media accounts.
true
false
The author of "Social Media Should Be Available To Preteens" believes COPPA is an "outdated law that needs to be changed."
true
false
Mention the streng of the portfolios, except..
would be a compre
hensive resource on which to draw for job interviews and promotions.
provide a strong impetus for stu-
dents to take ownership of their learning
incomprehensive resource for attracting job interviews and promotions
could become a portable, lifelong
record of achievements, and hence
One of Social networking is...
Myspace
Flicker
Bbm
The advantages of flicker is
A little-known feature
Provides quick access to images
Not a favorite site at the moment
Cannot be used effectively
What the advantages mobile learning on teaching media?
The primary strength of mobile devices for learning is that so many
learners own and use them already. Th is reduces the need for training
and access, and adds to the rationale for integrating them into
education.
Mobile learning is a response to pressures for on-demand access of
Learners in an information-centric world. It also connects formal educational
experience (e.g. taking a class, attending a workshop, or participating
in a training session) with informal, situated learning experience
(e.g. fi eld work, museums, and galleries). It also allows learners to study
while travelling, commuting and at a distance from a wired computer.
As campus-based students become more mobile in their learning, the
divide that used to exist between distance and campus students ceases
to exist. Distance learning is no longer second best. Wireless technology
is improving in speed and security at the same time that it is dropping
in price. Th ere is increasing evidence that laptops encourage students to
be more creative in their projects, as they can easily add photos, audio
clips and details ‘from the fi eld’.
Many mashups are visual and this is valuable for visual learners. Mapping
mashups provide sophisticated yet easy-to-use tools for visualization—
tools that clearly show spatial relationships. In many cases,
rendering data or concepts in a visual form—as opposed to simple text
and numbers—helps users see and understand more thoroughly the
material being represented.
As with other web 2.0 tools, mashups can be useful both as tools
other people have created and as something for students to create themselves.
An example of useful existing mashups are the online mapping
services which allow users to navigate most of the globe through a web
interface, viewing varying levels of resolution through maps, satellite
imagery, or a combination of them. Mapping mashups overlay data on
those maps with clickable markers showing specifi c points of interest.
As for student generated mashups, anyone with a browser can access
vast stores of information, mash it up, and serve it in new ways—a sort
of endless mix and match opportunity.
Th ere are many administrative applications of mashups used by
universities: campus orientation maps for students, locations of job
opportunities and graduate programmes and maps for administrators
showing the location of new student recruits.
For users of RSS feeds the most commonly expressed benefi t is convenience.
RSS headline readers automatically fl ag new items, so users
need not search through a number of websites looking for new content.
Additionally, content is displayed fi rst as a summary description, allowing
users to browse quickly through numerous items. RSS readers also
provide users with more choice and control because they can determine
whether or not to subscribe to a given feed. And unlike e-mail
newsletters, which RSS feeds most resemble, the feeds do not contain
spam or viruses.
The main strength of audiographics is its application to visual and
graphical subjects, such as mathematics and technology, and to auditory
subjects like language learning. Text-based virtual learning environments
are very limiting for these subjects, and audiographics off ers
a unique medium for students of these subjects studying at a distance.
1. As with all slides, use large type and few words. Pictures add
interest but must be relevant.
2. Combining media. Not all delivery has to be entirely by audiographic
conferencing. Very eff ective presentations can be made
by combining printed materials (distributed in advance), audioonly
conferencing (for discussion), videotapes, computer based
education, audiotapes, and e-mail.
3. Promoting interaction between students at all sites is as important
as good graphics.
4. Have a back-up strategy in case of telecommunications failure
(e.g. revert to audio-only).
above are the Main Points for Effective Practices using this method?
Second Live
YouTube
Skype
Audiographics
What does RSS mean?
Really Subject Syndication
Really Simple Syndication
Ready Simple Syndication
Ready Subject Syndication
Instant Messaging is a simple form of synchronous online communication, allowing two (and with some software more) computer users to communicate across a network connection. What the major disadvantages of IM itself?
Message Interception and infiltration of viruses.
Can be interrupted at any moment
Time Waster
Negative Behaviour
Schools and colleges with Skype installed and a Skype address offered will be readily identified by international students and enjoy competitive advantage in terms of both cost and accessibility.
What the educational challenge of using Skype is, except?
Authentic interaction with native speakers for language teaching
Useful research tool for telephone interviews or feedback from students
Opportunities for inviting guest expert speakers into an online
Skype's sound quality keeps the high and low tones of sound
Games and simulations are not new to education. However, information and communication technology have been added to them, giving them a different character. What the strength of the resource of the Games and Simulations?
Cause Frustation
Addictive
Problem solving and motivation
Overly Complicated
which one a wode range of web 2.0 tools ?
Blogs, wikis, book
Podcast, computer, e-book
Skype, games, line
Blogs, online forums, podcast
Allowing the users to concentrate on the contents and the context rather than being distracted by the thecnology. This statement suitable with the strengh of...
Blogs
Podcasting
Wikis
Skype
Which key point for effective practice of blog?
1. Star small, but without regular
2. Ask student to start a blog about a subject of particular interest to the individual student
3. Lend themselves to colaborative writing by groups of users
4. Summarise the issues can be good way to focus the learners attention on the essentials
5. A litle bit of pre planning and some clear guidelines on its use
1,3,5
1,2,4
2,3,5
1,4,5
What is called second life?
Limited resources
Room or breathe deeply water
A new type of collaborative workspace
Is a games
RESOURCES: SECOND LIFE was first opened to the public in the year?
2003
15th century
2005
2008
Mention key points for effective practice?
Technical support services must be mode available to train and provide ongoing support for both learners and instructor
Obataining equable participation from all student is the ideal
The support for reflective messages means that there is no immediacy of response
The asynchronous nature of the medium
