EDUC 669 Quiz: Integrating Technology in Content Area Literacy
Covers the Learn material from Module 2: Week 2.
- What are possible uses of the computer in content classes?
 - The Internet is
 - For what students are text-to-speech programs helpful?
 - Audio recordings can be used to
 - Internet searches are aided by
 - What is filter software?
 - What are blogs?
 - What is a major concern that teachers have with use of mobile devices in the classroom?
 - Students can apply writing skills in practical ways using
 - Visual presenters and interactive white boards can be used to
 - E-mail can enhance classroom activity by
 - Computer simulations
 - Students could use a desktop publishing program to develop a newsletter for class.
 - Electronic books are generally not helpful to struggling readers.
 - Digital literacy is the ability to understand, evaluate, and integrate information in the multiple formats delivered by a computer.
 - Media literacy refers to the ability to read words that appear on the screen in television programs.
 - Blogs are web-based journals.
 - Because students today are sometimes called “digital natives,” we can assume competency in use of computer technology for classwork.
 - Creation of multimedia presentations is too dicult for secondary school students to undertake.
 - Social networking sites encourage users to employ multimodal activities.
 - Electronic mailing lists send out messages to a group of readers who have “subscribed.”
 - Podcasts make student-constructed audio les available on the Internet.
 - Visually challenged learners may benet from text-to-speech software.
 - Prerecorded videos can be used as the basis of class discussion or reports.
 - Letting students “surf the Net” without direct supervision is reasonable in a secondary class.