Learning activities Flashcards

1
Q

Viewing film in the classroom helps students gain in-depth
knowledge, develop critical thinking, and actively involved
students in their studies

A

VIDEO PRESENTATION

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2
Q

Carefully arranged video that can be a ____________
for initiating student discussion of important issues, in our
practice, professions

A

good starting point

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3
Q

implementation of newer educational tools has made it
possible for instructors to provide real-time recordings of
live lecture that can be used to review contents or replace
missed lectures.

A

Live Lecture Capture

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4
Q

A camera is positioned in the lecture room and the lecturer
gives the traditional lecture to a live audience and the lecture
is recorded for future playback.

A

Live Lecture Capture

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5
Q

“a digital movie in which the setting is partly or wholly a
computer screen, and in which audio narration
describes the on-screen action”

A

Screencasts

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6
Q

can ‘capture computer screen output with concurrent audio commentary, the technology for which was originally used for software tutorials and demonstrations

A

Screencasts

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7
Q

Defined as ‘condensed, studio-recorded lectures made
available via the web as multimedia presentations that
combine video of the lecturer, audio, lecture slides, and
a table of contents’

A

Web Lectures

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8
Q

A web lecture differs from live lecture capture in that it is
made __________.

A

without live audience

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9
Q

teaching technique that serves as an excellent method for
informing, the audiences, crystallizing their opinion and
preparing them for arriving at a decision regarding a
particular issue or topic.

A

Symposium

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10
Q

Chief characteristic: covers a single topic or subject and all
the lectures given by experts are completed in a single day.

A

Symposium

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11
Q

Provides listeners a chance to comprehend and decide on

the topic/problem

A

Symposium

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12
Q

Enable teachers to create a flipped classroom or blended

learning environment

A

VIDEO PRESENTATION

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13
Q

Develops the power of evaluation and synthesis in the

audience

A

Symposium

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14
Q

Develops the power of evaluation and synthesis in the

audience

A

Symposium

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15
Q

The chairperson has no control over the speakers who get

full-scale freedom to prepare the theme for discussion

A

Symposium

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16
Q

Listeners are likely to remain _______ in the symposium as
they are not given opportunities to seek clarification and
question in between the symposium.

A

passive

17
Q

Listeners are likely to remain _______ in the symposium as
they are not given opportunities to seek clarification and
question in between the symposium.

A

passive

18
Q

This technique is used to achieve the cognitive domain’s

higher objectives but no affective domain.

A

Symposium

19
Q

a small group discussion that provides an opportunity for

knowledge integration at high level

A

SEMINAR

20
Q

Bringing together small groups for recurring meetings,
focusing on each time on some particular subject, in which
everyone present is requested to actively participate.

A

Seminar

21
Q

Visual representations of information, data, or knowledge

meant to present complex information quickly and clearly

A

INFOGRAPHICS

22
Q

The application of infographics to teaching and learning will
help students understand __________

A

complex ideas or information

23
Q

This method will help students understand at a glance the

information they need to know

A

Infographics

24
Q

Information is easily analyzed and remembered by the

students

A

Infographics

25
Q

the use of game mechanics and elements in

educational environment

A

GAMIFICATION

26
Q

Affect students’ behaviour, commitment, and motivation

which can lead to improvement of knowledge and skills

A

GAMIFICATION

27
Q

can take place in different fields and need not

be academic in nature all the time.

A

Conferences

28
Q

Meeting that has been pre-arranged that involves
consultation and discussion on a number of topics by the
delegates

A

CONFERENCES

29
Q

Meeting that has been pre-arranged that involves
consultation and discussion on a number of topics by the
delegates

A

CONFERENCES

30
Q

Includes all the element of a seminar but with the largest
portion being emphasized on hand-on practice or laboratory
work.

A

WORKSHOP

31
Q

Form of academic instruction either at a university or offered
by a commercial or professional organization

A

Seminar