In addition to the review quiz posted earlier, Larry Ferlazzo's blog alerted me to some new "make your own game" sites. So here's another one for you created in W2L (What 2 Learn) and based on the final exam questions.
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Penquins in Peril: Introduction to Technology in Education
Penquins in Peril: Introduction to Technology in Education
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BTW, I made at least one error in putting this game together....10 bonus points if you are the first to post it in a comment below!
Here are some other games created by others on W2L that will help you review and show you what else you might create using the free game-creator tool:
BTW, I made at least one error in putting this game together....10 bonus points if you are the first to post it in a comment below!
Here are some other games created by others on W2L that will help you review and show you what else you might create using the free game-creator tool:
- Outputs and Inputs (hangman)
- Technology Hardware (hangman)
- Input Devices (short answer)
- Storage Devices (scrambled letters)
- Software (short answer quiz)
- Storage (for one or two players - short answers)
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4 comments:
One of the questions was a fill in the blank answer about 5th graders knowing the capitals. None of the answers seemed like they would fit at all. They made no sense, therefore I think that question was one of the error questions!
Nope, sorry. The question said what is missing? Is it the A(udience), B(ehavior), C(ondition), or D(egree)? Which part of a behavior objective is missing from the sentence "Given a map of the US, the fifth graders will _________ the capitals of each state with 100% accuracy."
Answer: behavior. It could be name, point out, list, circle, etc. but it would be an active verb, a behavior. Thanks for trying, though!
The question on cyberbullying:
cyberbullying was listed two times.
I also thought that flame would have been the answer.
Good for you!! You've FOUND it...and you're right "flame" was close. (Maybe too close--not a good question!)
The dictionary says "flame" is "An insulting criticism or remark meant to incite anger, as on a computer network." The text talks about cyberbullying, but not about flaming...so by default that would be the answer. See. You know too much!
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