INTRODUCTION TO ICT BASIC CONCEPTS

What does ICT stand for?

• A) Integrated Computer Technology

• B) International Communications Technology

• C) Information and Communication Technology

• D) Internet Computing Technology

What is the Internet?

• A) A global network of interconnected computers that communicate using a standardized protocol

• B) A single computer system used for browsing the web

• C) A collection of digital textbooks and educational resources

• D) A software application used for creating documents and spreadsheets

What does the term "World Wide Web" (WWW) refer to?

• A) A network of interconnected servers used for email communication

• B) A system for organizing and storing digital files on a computer

• C) An information space where documents and other resources are identified by URLs and accessed using the Internet

• D) A programming language used for creating dynamic web pages

What is a flipped classroom?

• A) A traditional classroom setting with desks and chairs arranged in rows

• B) A teaching approach where students watch lectures at home and engage in activities and discussions during class time

• C) A virtual classroom environment where students attend lectures remotely via video conferencing

• D) A classroom where students rotate between different learning stations

What are productivity tools in the context of computing?

• A) Software applications designed to enhance creativity and artistic expression

• B) Programs used to manage and organize personal finances

• C) Tools and software applications used to increase efficiency and effectiveness in completing tasks

• D) Devices and gadgets that improve communication and collaboration among team members

Which of the following is an example of a productivity tool?

• A) Adobe Photoshop

• B) Microsoft Excel

• C) Google Chrome

• D) YouTube

Which statement best describes the role of technology as a tutor?

• A) Technology acts as a passive medium for content delivery without interaction.

• B) Technology provides personalized guidance and instruction to individual learners.

• C) Technology is solely responsible for assessing student performance.

• D) Technology serves as a substitute for traditional teaching methods.

How does technology primarily function as a teaching tool?

• A) By automating administrative tasks for educators

• B) By providing platforms for collaborative learning among students

• C) By delivering pre-recorded lectures with minimal interaction

• D) By replacing teachers in the classroom setting

What characterizes technology's role as a learning tool?

• A) Technology limits students' access to educational resources

• B) Technology fosters independent inquiry and exploration

• C) Technology discourages creativity and critical thinking

• D) Technology promotes passive consumption of information

How does technology serve as a teaching tool in the classroom?

• A) By promoting passive consumption of information

• B) By enabling interactive multimedia presentations

• C) By restricting student engagement and collaboration

• D) By eliminating the need for classroom instruction