A. To help students cheat

B. To make learning fair and safe

C. To waste time

D. To hide mistakes

A. Eating food on the internet

B. Good manners online

C. Playing games on the net

D. Talking to robots

A. Helping a classmate online

B. Saying kind words in chat

C. Cyberbullying and trolling

D. Sharing lessons with friends

A. A shoe print on the floor

B. A footprint in the sand

C. The record of what you do online

D. A picture of a foot

A. The right to copy other people’s work anytime

B. The law that protects someone’s work

C. The right to use books for free always

D. A new computer game

A. Making your own project

B. Copying without giving credit

C. Sharing your ideas

D. Asking permission from the owner

A. Creative Commons and OER

B. Copying from a friend

C. Downloading games

D. Using Flashdrive

A. Keeping student information safe

B. Sharing all passwords with everyone

C. Posting grades on Facebook

D. Giving secrets to strangers

A. Using “1234” as your password

B. Sharing your password with classmates

C. Using strong passwords and secure platforms

D. Writing your password on the blackboard

A. Help in tutoring and grading

B. Replaced the Teacher

C. Clean the classroom

D. Drive the school bus

A. It may have bias or replace some jobs

B. It helps teachers teach better

C. It makes learning fun

D. It works with teachers fairly

A. A headset that takes you to a new world

B. A TV show

C. A blackboard

D. A notebook

A. Eating in class

B. Playing outside

C. Drawing on paper

D. Putting 3D pictures on real things

A. They make lessons fun

B. Too expensive and not all students can use them

C. They let students explore the world

D. They help in research