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Educators who come from a vocational background and belong to the ITEA professional organization use this term to refer to uses of technology for teaching and learning
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-technology education
-educational technology -instructional technology -instructional system |
Technology Education
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In which of the following eras did Integrated Learning Systems become popular?
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-Pre-microcomputer Era
-Microcomputer Era -Internet Era -Post-Internet Era |
Microcomputer Era
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What is one thing we have learned from the history of technology in education about the role teachers will play in the future?
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-To be effective, schools must keep up with new technology-based methods
-the most successful teachers are ones who integrate technology into their methods -Despite technological innovations, human teachers will always be very important -Due to technological innovations, human teachers gradually will be phased out |
Despite technological innovations, human teachers will always be very important
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What does AUP stand for
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-Authorized Use Policies
-Authorized Uniform Policies -Authorized Uniform Procedures -Authorized Use Procedures |
Authorized Use Policy
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Why do teachers need to develop their own rationale for using technology in education?
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-teachers often have to persuade administrators to support technology uses
-Integrating technology is time-consuming and relatively expensive to use -Parents are often opposed to their children using technology in classrooms -Newer technologies continue to require different rationales than older ones |
Integrating technology is time-consuming and relatively expensive to use
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Which of the following is one of the "big issues" shaping the current and future climate of educational technology?
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-web-based vs. broadcast distance learning delivery
-Macintosh vs. Windows platform usage in schools -Cooperative vs. individualized learning strategies -Directed vs. constructivist learning strategies |
directed vs. constructivist learning strategies
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Which of the following technology-based strategies might Skinner have considered an effective way to shape learned behavior?
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-using visual examples to bridge adult/expert and child/novice levels
-using Internet illustrations to stimulate recall of prerequisite skills -forming responses through multimedia rewards for good behavior -dill and practice that gives reinforcement for correct answers |
Drill and practice that gives reinforcement for correct answers
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