Mastering E-Learning: Theory and Practice Assessment Review
Explore the world of e-learning through a comprehensive course assessment review featuring definitions, examples of free resources, types of assessments, terminology, and more. Discover key insights into distance learning and flexible education methodologies.
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E-learning Theory and Practice Self- Publishing Course Assessment Review Aid for Alison America Says Style 1 This is an example of Distance, or Flexible Learning that involves remote instruction.
Round 1: What are seven definitions, synonyms, or other ways to term E-learning? Top Seven Answers: A. Digital Education B. Virtual Instruction C. Online Schooling D. E. F. Remote Learning G. Digital Classes Electronic Education Facilitation
Round 2: Name seven examples of free resources that can be used in Electronic Learning. Top Seven Answers Duck Duck Go Free Varsity Tutors Application on Google Play Google at https://www.google.com https://www.google.com Google Classroom Khan Academy at https://www.khanacademy.org https://www.khanacademy.org Moodle at Moodle.net Study Stack at https://www.studystack.com https://www.studystack.com
Round 3: Provide examples of seven types of assessments, or evaluation. Top Seven Answers: A. Chapter, Module, Lesson, or Course/Unit Summaries B. Cumulative Reviews, Quizzes, Tests, Projects, or Papers C. Classwork, e.g. Warm-Ups and Practice Worksheets D. Homework, e.g. Checkpoints and Extra Practice Questions E. Pre-Assessments, e.g. taking notes and creating study guides F. Authentic Assessments, i.e. creative or innovative expression G. Portfolio Assessments, e.g. Interactive Notebooks
Tie Breaker: What is an online instructor called? Top Answer Only: Facilitator
Bonus Round: Four Consecutive and Multiple- Response Questions Question 1: What type of assessment is America Says or Family Feud? Top Answer: Subjective
Question 2: What are two types of E-learning Courses in the Scholastic, Corporate, and Practical World? Top Two Answers: A. Inform Courses B. Perform Courses
Question 3: What are three examples of skills or processes assessed in Digital Courses? A. Cognitive Skills = Essential Processing B. Interpersonal Skills = Extraneous Processing C. Psychomotor Skills = Generative Processing
Question 4: Provide four examples of Multimedia in Virtual Instruction. Top Four Answers: A. Animated Movies or Sitcoms B. Documentaries C. Internet Articles D. Video Clips
Summary on Power Points, an example of an Alternative Assessment E-learning is an electronic art form in addition to Student-Centered Instruction, which is a synonym for Distance or Remote Education. There are a wealth of free resources on Google, Google Play and on the internet at large including but are not limited to Khan Academy at https://www.khanacademy.org . There are a variety of assessments, or measurements of learning, include but are not limited to synopses like this one and create expression known as authentic assessments.
Duck Duck Go www.google.com Google at https:// www.google.com References Samsung Notes www.studystack.com Study Stack at https:// www.studystack.com
