Which is the definition for Computer-Assisted Learning (CAL)?

CAL covers a whole range of computer-based packages which aim to provide interactive instruction in a particular area or on a certain subject.

CAL uses ICT systems for training in the workplace, usually by making use of PCs or portable devices.

Which is not an advantage of CAL?

Allows students to take refreshing breaks.

Materials are provided in lots of different ways.

Can learn in many different environments.

Can access the material using a variety of hardware.

Students can work at their own pace.

There's a wide range of subjects to study.

There is no social interaction.

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1Which is the definition for Computer-Assisted Learning (CAL)?
1. ACAL covers a whole range of computer-based packages which aim to provide interactive instruction in a particular area or on a certain subject.
2. BCAL uses ICT systems for training in the workplace, usually by making use of PCs or portable devices.
2Which is not an advantage of CAL?
1. AMaterials are provided in lots of different ways.
2. BCan learn in many different environments.
3. CAllows students to take refreshing breaks.
4. DCan access the material using a variety of hardware.
3What does CBT stand for?
1. AComputer-Based Teaching
2. BComputer-Biased Teaching
3. CComputing-Breached Technology
4. DComputer-Based Training
4Which of the following are advantages of distance/on-line learning?
1. AStudents can work at their own pace.
2. BThere is no social interaction.
3. CIt's expensive.
4. DThere's a wide range of subjects to study.
5RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification.
1. AVerdadero
2. BFalso