Module 7-Final Review

According to the 2016 National Education Technology Plan simply consuming media or completing digitized worksheets is an example of

(Chapter 1)

• active use

• effective technology integration

• passive use

• SMAR model

At what level of the SMAR model would students be working collaboratively to create and Animoto slide show about their favorite book?

(Jacobs-Isreal & Moorefield-Lang, 2013) Module 2

According to Costa's Level of Thinking and Questioning compare and contrast, classify, sort, infer and analyze are all components of

Module 3

• Processing

• Gathering

• Applying

• Understanding

There is a difference between augmented reality and virtual reality. Which is defined as an artificial, computer-generated simulation or re-creation of a real life environment, immersing the user to make them feel they are experiencing the simulated reality firsthand?

(Schrock, 2017) Module 4

According to Jessica Shabatura's 2022 article "Using Bloom's Taxonomy to Write Effective Learning Outcomes" when writing effective learning outcomes you should strive to keep all learning outcomes...(choose all that apply)

Module 3

• measurable

• engaging

• clear

• concise

According to Dr. Ruben Puentedura's YouTube video linked in chapter 3 of our textbook which stage of the SAMR model is used to design interactive and dynamic tasks that go beyond the limitations of a traditional classroom?

In chapter 5 of our textbook Tomlinson (2014) explains that products are vehicles through which students demonstrate and extend what they have learned. Which of these products can be supported by Seesaw?

According to the article "A Complete Guide to Student Digital Portfolios" (Khafaja, 2020) accessed through chapter 5 of our textbook a digital portfolio is a collection of?

In the article "Seriously? Seriously." (Turner & Hicks, 2018) from module 6 using the MINDFUL acronym which letter and phrase would be associated with reading articles with a critical eye and focusing on what is true?

In chapter 6 of our textbook it talks about "10 Ways to Pop the Filter Bubble" ("Pop the filter bubble," 2022), which of the following is not a way suggested by the article?

• intentionally seek out opposing views

• watch for bias

• don't question your own perspectives, stand your ground

• seek news from a variety of sources