Educational Technology Integration Flashcards
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Which component of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is addressed by offering content in video, audio, and text formats?
Answer: Multiple means of representation
UDL's 'multiple means of representation' principle ensures that information is presented in various formats to meet diverse learner needs.
A teacher notices students copying answers from AI chatbots for written assignments. Which is the BEST long-term instructional response?
Answer: Redesign tasks to require personalized reflection and in-class drafting
Redesigning tasks to include personal experience, in-class components, and iterative drafts makes AI-generated responses less viable and promotes genuine learning.
Which of the following BEST describes an 'asynchronous' online learning environment?
Answer: Students complete work on their own schedule without live sessions
Asynchronous learning allows students to access materials and submit work on a flexible timeline, without requiring simultaneous online presence.
What is the PRIMARY purpose of a Learning Management System (LMS) in a K-12 setting?
Answer: To organize, deliver, and track coursework and student progress
An LMS serves as the central hub where teachers post content, assignments, and grades, and where student progress is monitored.
Which term describes the use of game mechanics such as points, badges, and leaderboards to motivate students in non-game educational contexts?
Answer: Gamification
Gamification applies game design elements to educational settings to increase engagement and motivation.
A student uses a screen reader to access a digital textbook. Which file format is MOST compatible with screen reader technology?
Answer: Tagged PDF or accessible HTML
Tagged PDFs and properly structured HTML include metadata that screen readers use to interpret content in the correct reading order.
Which of the following BEST represents 'digital citizenship' education for students?
Answer: Teaching responsible, ethical, and safe online behavior
Digital citizenship encompasses the norms of appropriate, responsible technology use, including online safety, privacy, and ethical behavior.