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TECHNOLOGY vs EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY


TECHNOLOGY vs EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGYVersion en ligne choose the best answer par Fernanda Mejia Crisostomo 1 What is technology? a The study of nature. b The creative application of knowledge to solve human problems c A set of tools with no impact on society. d A synonym for science. 2 Which of the following examples represents the impact of technology on daily life? a Coffee production from cultivation to consumption. b The study of stars in astronomy. c The passive observation of nature without intervention. d Traditional teaching without the use of devices. 3 Which aspect is NOT part of technology? a The combination of scientific and creative knowledge. b The manufacturing of electronic devices. c The passive observation of the natural world d The application of organized processes for production. 4 What is an example of how technology has helped science? a The invention of the microscope, allowing us to explore what is invisible to the naked eye. b The creation of new planets in the universe. c The development of painting as a form of artistic expression. d The accidental discovery of fossils. 5 Which of the following statements about technology is false? a It is an interdisciplinary field involving design, engineering, and management. b It only depends on scientific knowledge without values or creativity. c It has both positive and negative effects on society. d It involves organized processes for its development. 6 What is educational technology? a The use of digital tools in education. b A field of study that analyzes, designs, and implements teaching methods. c A specific computer program for schools. d Teaching computer science in classrooms. 7 Why is educational technology important in teaching? a It facilitates the integration of new technologies into the classroom b It completely replaces teachers in learning. c It makes student effort unnecessary. d It reduces teachers' creativity. 8 Which tool is an example of educational technology? a A microscope. b An online learning software. c A smart coffee maker. d An electric car. 9 How does educational technology impact teaching? a It enables more dynamic and personalized classes. b It reduces communication between students and teachers. c It does not provide real benefits in learning. d It is only useful for scientific subjects. 10 What characteristic applies to both technology and educational technology? a The pursuit of innovation to improve processes. b The creation of objects without social utility. c The elimination of the need for human interaction. d Its exclusive use in technology companies. 11 Which of the following is NOT an advantage of educational technology? a It allows teachers to improve teaching. b It facilitates access to digital resources. c It limits interaction between students. d It enhances personalized learning.

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TECHNOLOGY vs EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGYVersion en ligne

par Fernanda Mejia Crisostomo

What is technology?

Which of the following examples represents the impact of technology on daily life?

Which aspect is NOT part of technology?

What is an example of how technology has helped science?

Which of the following statements about technology is false?

What is educational technology?

Why is educational technology important in teaching?

Which tool is an example of educational technology?

How does educational technology impact teaching?

What characteristic applies to both technology and educational technology?

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of educational technology?