Unit 5 Quiz in Technology for Teaching and Learning 2

1. What learning resources are still apparent in literacy classes today, such as handouts that can be used to provide learners with data and facts?

• Digital Learning Resources

• Non digital Learning Resources

• Digital Literacy

• Technical Information

2. It is a teaching resource that can be web-based to combine both audio and visuals to enhance understanding and memory.

• Non digital Teaching Resources

• Digital Teaching Resources

• Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

• Digital Literacy

3. It offers PowerPoint slides or data projectors used to incorporate TV and video into a lesson for the use of the teacher.

• Computer/Laptop

• Data Projector

• Digital Camera

• iPod

4. This kind of teaching resource can give the classroom a brighter atmosphere and tends to have steel backing to become magnetic and depict movement. 

• Whiteboard

• Flipchart

• Paper

• Handouts

5. There are seven tips to promote digital literacy and tech skills in e-learning; which of the choices below does not belong?

• Encourage Self-Exploration

• Set Some Ground Rules

• Build Digital Literacy

• Host a Live Event

TRUE/FALSE.

6. White boards, flip charts, paper, and handouts are examples of non-digital teaching and learning resources.

• TRUE

• FALSE

7. In digital resources, the most important consideration to bear in mind is that any technology used should support and enhance the learning process or, at the very least, make it easier to achieve learning outcomes.

• TRUE

• FALSE

8. Language learning answers the question. Can people use the product easily? Usability is the first really important issue.

• TRUE

• FALSE

9. An individual's ability to find, evaluate, and communicate information through typing and other media on various digital platforms is called "digital literacy."

• TRUE

• FALSE

10. Setting some ground rules is one of the 7 Tips for Using Digital Resources. Online learners need to be aware of how to use the tools effectively.

• TRUE

• FALSE