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AS IT
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1What is the definition of CAL?
- AComputer Assisted Learning - using computers interactively for the learning process.
- BComputer Aided Linguistics - using computers to aid language students.
2What is the definition of CBT?
- AComputer Based Training - using a computer interactively for training, usually on a persons occupation.
- BComputer Building Track - learning the assembly process of a computer.
3Explain some of the advantages associated with CAL/CBT.
- AStudents have flexibility as to where and when they want to learn.
- BMaterials are provided in lots of different ways such as text, voice, video, animations.
- CUsers don't have to wake up early.
- DUsers can discuss content with classmates.
4Explain some of the disadvantages associated with CAL/CBT.
- AThe software is often complex and uses lots of animation and graphics which makes it expensive.
- BStudents often need the interaction of their classmates in order to learn.
- CCan present an opportunity for students to have a break rather than work on the CAL/CBT package.
- DIt is hard for teacher to gauge progress using some of the packages.
- EStudents don't have flexibility as to where they want to learn.
- FStudents don't have any course related materials.
5What is distance learning?
- ADistance learning is learning which takes place away from the confines of a traditional teacher/lecturer in a room teaching a group of students. Instead, the learning takes place at a different place to the teacher. In many cases distance learning makes use of videoconferencing so that the students can see the teacher and the teacher can see the students. Distance learning is done in some schools where only a few students want to take a particular AS or A2 level course and the school cannot justify the expense of take on a specialist teacher.
- BDistance learning is when students in a classroom are told to sit further away from the teacher in order to concentrate and become an independent learner. Also, distance learning sometimes takes place when there aren't many students in a classroom, allowing the teacher to spread the students out in no particular order.
6What are the advantages of distance learning?
- AStudents can work at their own pace.
- BThey do not worry about getting things wrong - the computer will not judge them like a teacher.
- CStudents can sit in different areas of the classroom.
- DStudents get immediate feedback on tests, which enables them to monitor their progress.
- ENo set lesson times - students can decide where and when they want to study.
- FTeachers can move students they don't like further away from the front of the class.
- GWide range of subjects - may not be able to do a particular subject locally.
7What are some of the dis-advantages of distance learning/on-line learning.
- ANo social side - students enjoy the company of classmates to motivate them whilst learning.
- BLack of flexibility - human teachers can explain things in different ways to help you.
- CStudents have to wake up early and go into college.
8What are some of the dis-advantages of distance learning/on-line learning.
- ANo social side - students enjoy the company of classmates to motivate them whilst learning.
- BLack of flexibility - human teachers can explain things in different ways to help you.
- CStudents have to wake up early and go into college.
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- Descripción
- Use of computers for teaching and learning.
- Autor
- Ibby
- Idioma
- English
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- Creado el 21 mar 2014 · actualizado el 19 feb 2016
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