Final Exam Resources

I've compiled 10 resources for you to help review for the final exam including some already mentioned in this blog so you have them all in one place. You can see them here:

http://1link.in/dstth

Click on OPEN and it open all the links.

Have fun! You'll be ready!

Word Search Puzzle

Like finding those hidden words? Here's a link to a word search puzzle using terms from our work this semester. Print it out and go to it!

(No fair doing it while in another class!)

Can't find them? Here's the answer key!

New Review Game

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.

Click here to play:
Penquins in Peril: Introduction to Technology in Education

See Larry's "Best" lists here! You'll find some new favorites! And you might want to bookmark or subscribe to his blog!

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)

You might want to consider creating an online game or quiz for your final project. "Given ten random questions in an online game about ____________, the student will answer 90% of them or more correctly." What better way to meet that objective? This would be the knowledge level in Bloom's taxonomy.

Free Online Jeopardy Game Template

Here's another tool for you to use with students to help them review information: JeopardyLabs.

"JeopardyLabs allows you to create a customized jeopardy template. The games you make can be played online from anywhere in the world. Building your own jeopardy template is a piece of cake. Just use the simple editor to get your game up and running. Not interested in building your own jeopardy templates? Well that’s cool too. You can browse other jeopardy templates created by other people."

I created a jeopardy-like game just for you based on Chapters 1-4 in your text. In fact, I created a second one to be sure you know your stuff! I thought it might be helpful to review before teh quiz. Play alone, or get together with a classmate or two. You know how to play Jeopardy. You see the answer. What is the question?





If you get the answer right, click on the plus (+) sign at the bottom of the page. If you get it wrong, well...you know!