CEFR - Common European Framework Online Interaction Competence Flashcards
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The CEFR Companion Volume introduced scales for online interaction. What does "online interaction" primarily refer to?
Answer: Communicating via digital platforms such as email, chat, and social media
Online interaction covers communication through digital channels like email, messaging, and social media.
At B1, what can a learner do in online interaction according to CEFR?
Answer: Participate in online discussions on familiar topics with reasonable fluency
B1 online interaction includes participating in discussions on familiar topics.
Which new scale in the CEFR Companion Volume addresses goal-oriented online collaboration?
Answer: Online collaborative tools
The Companion Volume includes a scale for using online collaborative tools such as shared documents.
At C1, how does CEFR describe online discussion participation?
Answer: Can express complex ideas, engage critically, and manage online discussions fluently
C1 online interaction involves expressing complex ideas and engaging critically in discussion.
What does "netiquette" refer to in the context of CEFR online interaction?
Answer: The conventions of appropriate and polite behavior in online communication
Netiquette refers to the social norms and conventions of polite online communication.
At A2, what online interaction task is described in CEFR?
Answer: Sending simple messages online to exchange basic information
A2 online interaction focuses on simple message exchange for basic information.