Educational Technology Integration Flashcards
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A teacher wants students to collaborate on a shared document in real time during a writing lesson. Which tool best supports this?
Answer: A shared cloud-based word processor like Google Docs
Cloud-based tools like Google Docs allow multiple users to edit and comment simultaneously, enabling real-time collaboration.
Which NAPLAN domain is most directly practiced when students use digital reading apps that track reading pace and comprehension?
Answer: Reading
Digital reading apps targeting comprehension and fluency directly support the NAPLAN Reading domain.
A school adopts an adaptive learning platform that adjusts question difficulty based on student responses. What is the primary benefit of this approach?
Answer: It personalises the learning path to match each student's current level
Adaptive platforms use algorithms to tailor content difficulty, giving each student an appropriately challenging experience.
When students complete NAPLAN practice tests on a computer, which skill is being assessed alongside literacy and numeracy?
Answer: Basic digital navigation and typing proficiency
Online NAPLAN requires students to navigate digital interfaces and type responses, so basic computer skills are implicitly needed.
A teacher uses a digital whiteboard to annotate a maths problem while students watch. This best illustrates which educational technology benefit?
Answer: Enhancing visual explanation and real-time modelling
Digital whiteboards allow teachers to annotate, highlight, and demonstrate concepts dynamically, improving visual learning.
Which data privacy practice is most important when students use online educational platforms?
Answer: Ensuring platforms comply with child data protection laws and collect minimal personal information
Complying with child data protection legislation and minimising data collection protects students' privacy and security online.
A student uses text-to-speech software while reading a comprehension passage. This technology primarily supports students who:
Answer: Have visual or reading difficulties such as dyslexia
Text-to-speech tools assist students with dyslexia, visual impairments, or other reading difficulties by converting written text to audio.