Final Examination

What does "EdTech" mean?

• Educational technology for learning

• Technology used for games

• Technology for entertainment

• A tool for teachers only

Why is technology used in schools?

• To make class fun

• To replace teachers with machines

• To enhance learning experiences and outcomes

• To make education more expensive

Which of the following is an example of a Learning Management System (LMS)?

• Youtube

• Google Drive

• Moodle

• Microsoft Word

How has virtual reality (VR) been used in education?

• To replace textbooks

• To provide immersive learning experiences, such as virtual field trips

• To track student performance in real time

• To help students send messages to their peers

Which of these tools is commonly used for collaborative learning in the classroom?

• Adobe Photoshop

• Google Docs

• Excel Spreadsheet

• Spotify

What does the term "flipped classroom" refer to?

• A classroom where students teach the lessons

• A classroom where homework is done in class and lessons are learned at home

• A teaching method that uses VR only

• A digital platform for online testing

What is "gamification" in the context of education?

• Using video games as the primary method of teaching

• Creating a game for students to play during breaks

• Using online quizzes for grading purposes

• Applying game elements like points, levels, and challenges to educational activities

Which device is commonly used in "1:1 device programs" in schools?

• Virtual reality headsets

• Smartphones

• Laptops or tablets

• E-book readers

What can Artificial Intelligence (AI) do in schools?

• Do all the teaching
  

• Take away homework

• Help students learn by adjusting lessons to their needs

• Make learning harder

What is an advantage of online learning platforms like Coursera?

• They offer flexible learning anytime

• They are for teachers only

• They are free for everyone

• They have no homework