Some level of computer ___________, or a knowledge and understanding of computers and their uses, is essential to be successful in today’s world.
What is computer literacy?
100
To cut involves removing a portion of a document and electronically storing it in a temporary storage location called the __________.
What is the clipboard?
100
If integrated properly, digital media does not have the capability to stimulate imagination or develop critical thinking skills.
What is false?
100
User standards that remind teachers, students, and parents that they are guests on the Internet.
What is an AUP (Acceptable Use Policy?)
100
Educational software exists only for a limited number of subjects.
What is false?
200
To work with a saved file, the file must be removed from storage and placed in ______________.
What is memory?
200
Changing the appearance of a word processing document
What is formatting?
200
Chips used to store data and programs on many mobile computers and devices
What is flash memory?
200
Four common types of output are text, graphics, audio, and video.
What is true?
200
The model that catalogs four specific areas which could account for differences in students’ effort
What is the ARCS Motivation model?
300
Some level of ___________ literacy, or a knowledge and understanding of how to find, analyze, and use information, also is essential to be successful in today's world.
What is information literacy?
300
any item entered into memory and includes data, programs, user response and commands
What is input?
300
Camtasia Studio is an example of an easy-to-use __________ software program.
What is multimedia authoring?
300
Teachers must have knowledge of ___________ literacy, which is the ability to use technology combined with teaching and learning strategies to enhance learning.
What is integration literacy?
300
The National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) is the official body for accrediting K-12 schools.
What is false?
400
__________ defines the fundamental concepts, knowledge, skills, and attitudes for applying technology in K-12 educational settings.
What is NETS*T (National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers)?
400
Notebook or Laptop computers normally are less expensive than desktop computers with equal capabilities.
What is false?
400
Microsoft Publisher and Adobe Dreamweaver are examples of __________ software.
What is web authoring software?
400
The bottom of a window has a title bar, which is a horizontal space that displays the window's ownership.
What is false?
400
The results of presentation graphics software programs normally are viewed as __________.
What are slides?
500
An older version of a software package normally will not open a file created in a newer version of the software.
What is true?
500
__________ memory is nonvolatile because it retains its contents even when the power is turned off.
What is ROM?
500
___________software includes gradebook, school management, student management, instructional and reference software.
What is educational software or software for schools and professional use?
500
One type of system softwarecontains instructions that coordinate a computer's activities
What is the operating system?
500
The National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers (NETS-T) lists computer programs teachers should use.