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Tech Spring 2024 Final Exam 100% Correct Answers 1) Students can interact, collaborate, co-create, share, and publish information for educational, professional, or personal purposes on ________ sites. A) Social networking B) Mashup C) Podcast D) Cloud computing -Answer-A) Social networking 2) By using a web ________ of text, video, audio, and real-time information, teachers can access current data for students to use in reports or as part of classroom activities. A) Social networking B) Mashup C) Podcast D) Cloud computing -Answer-B) Mashup 3) Mr. Weaver's 8th graders have created a class webpage with student blogs. How is this a form of student learning enhancement? A) Reading and writing about shared learning experiences B) Organizing video podcasts C) Practicing English as a second language D) Designing new graphics for the school logo competition -Answer-A) Reading and writing about shared learning experiences 4) Online ________ enable(s) users to organize photos, videos, and other information onto digital boards. A) Pinboards B) Video sharing C) Social bookmarking D) Podcasts -Answer-A) Pinboards 5) Real-time ________ take(s) place when students are working together to add and edit content through various Web 2.0 sites. A) Social networking B) Mashup C) Collaborative contributions D) Cloud computing -Answer-C) Collaborative contributions 6) ________ allow(s) files and applications to be synced across multiple devices; this allows students to share their work to different locations or with other students throughout the world. A) Social networking B) Mashup C) Collaborative contributions D) Cloud computing -Answer-D) Cloud computing 7) Which of the following is a limitation to using Web 2.0 for instruction? A) Free B) Portability C) Easy to produce D) Bias -Answer-D) Bias 8) Which of the following describes the BEST way that teachers can enhance student learning through social networks? A) Debates and discussions with outside experts B) Engaging trolls in political opinions C) Snapchatting in-class activities to their mothers D) Playing podcasts during class worktime -Answer-A) Debates and discussions with outside experts 9) What is one advantage of using pin boards in the classroom? A) They enable users to organize photos, video, and other information onto digital boards by lesson, unit, grade-level, or subject area. B) They allow students to learn independently. C) Pin boards are not affected by cyber-bullying issues. D) None of the above -Answer-A) They enable users to organize photos, video, and other information onto digital boards by lesson, unit, grade-level, or subject area. 10) Mrs. Kelley's students are struggling with written essay assignments. What Web 2.0 tool would allow her students to improve their writing skills by creating an online collaborative writing project? A) Blog B) Podcast C) Wiki D) PowerPoint -Answer-A) Blog 11) Students who do not have an Internet connection at home A) Cannot participate in Internet learning activities outside of school B) May have access to the Internet at a public library or via mobile phones C) Do not have parent permission to use the Internet at school D) Do not use the Internet for learning -Answer-B) May have access to the Internet at a public library or via mobile phones 12) Mobile apps are valuable to a teacher because A) They allow students to write collaboratively online B) They maximize the potential of mobile devices as a learning tool C) They are fun to play with and this engages students D) They cannot be used in the classroom and are not valuable to a teacher -Answer-B) They maximize the potential of mobile devices as a learning tool 13) Which of the following is NOT a Web 2.0 technology tool? A) Digital calculator B) Wiki C) Blog D) Mashup -Answer-A) Digital calculator 14) What is one possible limitation to using a social network in the classroom? A) Students are familiar with this technology and are comfortable communicating and working together in this environment. B) Students can interact and continue learning beyond the allotted seat time designated to the class. C) Social networking may include other forms of media such as videos and podcasts. D) Many schools restrict access to social networking sites within the building setting, which may mean that even if you create an educational application, you may not be able to use it with your students. -Answer-D) Many schools r

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