
Online Learning Environments
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- Q1Which perspective best describes the learning environment where opportunities for feedback and revision are created?Assessment-CenteredCommunity-CenteredLearner-CenteredKnowledge-Centered30s
- Q2Which perspective focuses on the attributes the learner brings to the environment, such as: skills, attitudes, and beliefs?Assessment-CenteredKnowledge-CenteredCommunity-CenteredLearner-Centered30s
- Q3A learning environment refers to the diverse physical locations, contexts, and ______ in which students learn.ValuesCulturesConditionsEffectiveness30s
- Q4Which of the following is not an example of an online learning environment?Face-to-FaceVirtual ClassBlackboardThis Quiz30s
- Q5Which method of delivery involves feedback coming from the instructional media, not the instructor?Distance EducationProgrammed InstructionClassroom TeachingOther30s
- Q6What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous?NothingSynchronous is faster paced and asynchronous is at a slower paceSynchronous is at the same time and asynchronous is at different timesSynchronous is online and asynchronous is in person30s
- Q7Which of the Gagne’s nine events is most relevant to the online learning environment?Informing learners of the objective.All of theseProviding feedbackGaining the learners’ attention30s
- Q8All of the following are characteristics of open-ended learning environments except…Understanding through trial and ErrorMastery = “Correct” ResponsesPersonal Connection to the materialLinks to everyday experience30s
- Q9What is the difference between formative and summative evaluation?Formative occurs before and during the design process. Summative occurs after implementation.Formative is written down. Summative is only given verbally.Formative only has one approach. Summative has several.Formative occurs after implementation. Summative occurs before and during the design process.30s
- Q10What is the goal of summative evaluations?To determine the effectiveness of the instruction.To provide a summary of how the instruction went.To add up all the scores of the students and average them out.To determine how bad the instructor was at his/her job.30s