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Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 20mins
A student works night shifts and can only study at 1 AM. His teacher decides to upload pre-recorded lectures and self-paced modules. Which learning approach BEST fits this situation?
Synchronous learning
B. Asynchronous learning
Blended learning
Rrotational Model
A teacher forms an online group to let students collaborate on research despite living far apart. This is BEST an example of:
MOOCs
Online Community of Learning
virtual simulation
A La Carte Model
During an online quiz, a student loses internet. The teacher allows him to continue later without penalty. What principle is emphasized?
Learning continuity
Learner-centered adaptation
Technology dependency
Online Pacing
A teacher uses Zoom for classes but requires written worksheets submitted as photos. This learning environment is:
Asynchronous
Pure synchronous
MOOC-based instruction
Blended learning
A student attends online class via Messenger video call due to limited data. This highlights which advantage?
Accessibility of learning
Resource-driven instruction
Intensified evaluation
Teacher accountability
A parent complains her child is distracted on TikTok. The teacher advises privacy settings & screen limits. This relates to:
Collaborative digital practice
Networking expansion
Digital safeguarding
Asynchronous security
A teacher enrolls in a free HarvardX course. What platform type is used?
Schoology
Edmodo
MOOCs
A La Carte learning
Students rotate among computer lessons, discussions, and seatwork. This is:
Flex model
Enriched virtual model
Rotation model
Multi-access model
A student replays a video lesson repeatedly to understand the topic. This is possible because of:
Digital dependency
Self-paced instruction
Online collaboration
Real-time feedback
A teacher posts an assignment on Classroom: “Submit anytime before Friday. Watch the attached video first.” This is:
Synchronous
Virtual demonstration
Online field trip
Asynchronous
A school uses Schoology for announcements but Google Classroom for assignments because both are:
Learning Management Systems
Multimedia editors
Programming tools
Offline repositories
A student joins a math Facebook group where members share strategies and videos. This benefit is:
Student Interaction
Personalized deception
Media manipulation Collaboration
Collaborative knowledge building
A stranger pretends to be a schoolmate and asks for personal info. This threat is:
Cyberbullying
Phishing
MOOC fraud
Social isolation
A teacher uses YouTube videos but still explains the content herself. She shows best:
Technology accessible for teachers
Technology enhances teaching
Digital tools helping students
Videos attaching comprehension
A student asks why use Google Classroom instead of Messenger. Best answer:
Messenger is ideal for tests
Messenger stores files permanently
Classroom organizes tasks systematically
Classroom is a social networking site
A student watches a video experiment instead of doing it physically. In Dale’s Cone, this is:
Direct purposeful experience
Contrived experience
Dramatized experience
Motion pictures
Students meet once a month physically, but most tasks are online. This is:
A la carte
Enrich Flex model
Enriched virtual model
Rotation model
Students must attend every Friday at exactly 1 PM for online recitation. This is:
Synchronous
Asynchronous
Independent study
Multi-access learning
A student reads an infographic on climate change. Dale’s Cone level:
infographic experience
Verbal symbols
Visual symbols
Simulation
A teacher posts solution videos so students correct their answers. Benefit shown:
Fixed learning
Limited pacing
Collaborative review
Immediate feedback
A student posts a question online and gets instant replies. This shows:
Controlled communication
Open-source dependency
Delayed interaction
Real-time collaboration
A teacher keeps all files on Google Drive for centralized storage. This is:
Unified data management
Online bureaucracy
Digital decomposition
Network isolation
A student watches an animated video explaining heart circulation. In Dale’s Cone, this is:
Visual symbols
Contrived experience
Motion pictures
Direct purposeful experience
A teacher surveys students about preferred platforms. This practice is:
Learner-centered design
Traditional decision-making
Platform neutrality
Randomized selection
Students create a vlog about cyberbullying and upload it online. This is:
Passive multimedia learning
Active content creation
Asynchronous distraction
Synchronous simulation
A teacher allows use of books, websites, and videos for a module. This emphasizes:
Multi-resource learning
Fixed media use
Single-source dependency
Limited selection
Students create a vlog about cyberbullying and upload it online. Which among the choices is incorrect about the statement?
Passive multimedia learning
Active content creation
Asynchronous learning
Synchronous Learning
A student joins a LinkedIn group for future teachers. Highlighted benefit:
Informal media use
Anonymous communication
Professional networking
Synchronous collaboration
Students perform an online courtroom role-play. Dale’s Cone level:
Dramatized experience
Visual symbol
Direct experience
Demonstration
Students spread rumors through their school Facebook group. This danger is:
Phishing
Cyberbullying
Social engineering
Platform bullying
Which platform is an LMS?
Schoology
COOMs
CItes
Which learning type requires simultaneous online presence?
Flexible learning
Synchronous learning
Asynchronous learning
Independent learning
MOOCs are designed to be:
Small Collaborative Learning
Massive & open
Exclusive Education for Teaching
Teacher Simulation
A danger of social networking is:
Shared notes
Misinformation
NNational Interaction
Personal Information
Flex Model means:
Mostly face-to-face
Fixed rotations with teacher guidance
Mostly online with teacher support
Fully synchronous with parents support
Most abstract level of Dale’s Cone:
Demonstration
Field trips
Visual symbols
Verbal symbols
Networking is:
Eliminating social contact
Building connections
Uploading videos
Monitoring students
Professional networking platform:
YouTube
Tumblr
Which learning type provides flexible pacing?
Synchronous
Asynchronous
Direct instruction
Linear learning
Google Classroom is effective because it:
Entertains
Provides temporary storage
Organizes tasks
Randomly grades
Pinterest is used for:
Job posts
Live-streaming
Long lectures
Visual inspiration
Safeguarding example:
Use two-factor authentication
Setting accounts to private
Download privacy cites
Follow Rules and Regulations
Which is an educational site?
TikTok
TED-Ed
MOOCs
TV
Enriched virtual model requires:
Daily school attendance
Fully online work
Occasional meetings
No synchronous sessions
A teacher who uses tech to enhance teaching shows:
Resistance
Proper digital mindset
Asynchronous bias
Knowledge for teaching-learning
Model explaining levels of learning experience
(a)
Real-time learning
(a)
Self-paced, non-simultaneous learning
(a)
Platforms for online class management
(a)
Large online courses accessible to all
(a)
Spread of false info online
(a)
Blended model with mostly online work but occasional meetings
(a)
Building digital connections
(a)
Most concrete level in Dale’s Cone
(a)
Platforms like Facebook & Instagram
(a)
