Selective Test Educational Technology Integration 3 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: What does 'digital citizenship' primarily refer to in an educational context?
- Earning a citizenship certificate by completing online courses
- Responsible and ethical behavior when using technology and the internet (Correct answer)
- The ability to type at least 60 words per minute
- Using only government-approved websites for research
Correct answer: Responsible and ethical behavior when using technology and the internet
Digital citizenship encompasses the norms of appropriate, responsible behavior regarding technology use.
Question 2: A student creates a presentation by copying images from Google without checking their licenses. This raises concerns about:
- Internet connection speed
- Copyright and intellectual property (Correct answer)
- The quality of the presentation software
- The student's typing accuracy
Correct answer: Copyright and intellectual property
Using images without checking their copyright status may violate intellectual property laws and ethical standards.
Question 3: Which tool would be MOST useful for a student who wants to create an interactive quiz to review for a test?
- A spreadsheet program
- A quiz-making platform like Kahoot or Quizlet (Correct answer)
- A video editing software
- A database management system
Correct answer: A quiz-making platform like Kahoot or Quizlet
Platforms like Kahoot and Quizlet are specifically designed to create interactive, game-like quizzes for study and review.
Question 4: What is 'cyberbullying'?
- Accidentally downloading a computer virus
- Using digital devices and online platforms to harass or intimidate someone (Correct answer)
- Hacking into a school's grading system
- Spending too many hours playing video games
Correct answer: Using digital devices and online platforms to harass or intimidate someone
Cyberbullying is the use of digital technology to repeatedly harm or harass people in a deliberate manner.
Question 5: A teacher uses data from an educational app to identify which math concepts students struggle with most. This practice is called:
- Social media monitoring
- Data-driven instruction (Correct answer)
- Remote learning
- Digital storytelling
Correct answer: Data-driven instruction
Data-driven instruction uses student performance data collected by technology to inform and adjust teaching strategies.
Question 6: Which of the following best protects a student's personal information when using online educational tools?
- Using the same simple password for all accounts
- Sharing login credentials with a trusted classmate
- Creating strong, unique passwords and not sharing personal details publicly (Correct answer)
- Turning off the computer's firewall for faster access
Correct answer: Creating strong, unique passwords and not sharing personal details publicly
Strong, unique passwords and limiting personal data sharing are fundamental online security practices.
Question 7: A student downloads a free app for school that requires access to contacts, location, and camera. What should the student do first?
- Grant all permissions immediately to get started quickly
- Question why those permissions are needed and ask a parent or teacher before proceeding (Correct answer)
- Uninstall all other apps to make room for the new one
- Share the app link with all classmates
Correct answer: Question why those permissions are needed and ask a parent or teacher before proceeding
Students should critically evaluate app permissions and consult a trusted adult before granting access to sensitive device features.
Selective Test Educational Technology Integration 3
What does 'digital citizenship' primarily refer to in an educational context?