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Educational Technology Integration Flashcards

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  1. A teacher wants students to collaboratively edit a shared document in real time. Which tool is MOST appropriate?

    Answer: Google Docs shared via a link

    Google Docs enables real-time collaborative editing by multiple users simultaneously through a shared link.

  2. According to Universal Design for Learning (UDL), technology should primarily be used to:

    Answer: Provide multiple means of engagement, representation, and action

    UDL's three core principles require offering multiple means of engagement, representation, and action/expression to reach all learners.

  3. A student submits an essay that closely mirrors text found online. The teacher suspects AI-generated content. What is the BEST first step?

    Answer: Have a private conversation with the student about academic integrity

    Addressing suspected academic dishonesty should begin with a private, non-accusatory conversation to understand how the student produced the work.

  4. Which protocol is used to ensure secure data transmission between a browser and a web server?

    Answer: HTTPS

    HTTPS uses SSL/TLS encryption to protect data exchanged between browsers and web servers, unlike unencrypted HTTP.

  5. A district wants to track student reading progress digitally while complying with FERPA. What must be ensured?

    Answer: Student records are accessible only to authorized personnel

    FERPA requires that student education records be accessible only to authorized school officials and parents/guardians, not the general public.

  6. When integrating a simulation tool to teach cell division, what is the PRIMARY pedagogical advantage?

    Answer: It allows students to visualize abstract processes interactively

    Simulations make abstract or microscopic processes visible and manipulable, deepening conceptual understanding through interactive exploration.

  7. A teacher uses clicker-based polling during a lecture. This practice BEST exemplifies:

    Answer: Formative assessment for real-time feedback

    Clicker polls provide immediate data on student understanding during instruction, which is the defining characteristic of formative assessment.