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Digital learning resources only use text and do not include images, audio, or video.
Conventional learning resources are still useful in today’s classrooms despite the presence of digital technology.
Educational portals are always open to everyone and do not require any login to access all their features.
Both educational websites and educational portals require users to log in, but only educational websites provide personalized content for users.
Web 2.0 refers to a change in how users interact and participate on the internet.
Which of the following are considered digital learning resources in the classroom?
Which of the following are types of conventional learning resources?
Which of the following are types of web portals?
A collection of web pages that provide educational information and resources for students and teachers, and is usually open to everyone without requiring a login.
It refers to time-tested traditional materials used in the classroom despite the presence of modern technology.
It refers to websites and applications that focus on user-generated content, interaction, and collaboration.
These are keywords used to categorize content and make searching and organizing information easier.
It refers to applications, software, programs, or websites used in teaching and learning.
According to Mayer (2008), why do students learn better when words and visuals are combined?
What makes conventional learning resources effective for classroom teaching?
Why are conventional learning resources still relevant in modern classrooms?
What is the main purpose of an educational portal?
How does Web 2.0 differ from Web 1.0 in terms of user participation?
Explain how digital learning resources help students learn more effectively. Include examples of different types of media used.
Choose one type of digital learning resources (e.g., simulation, animation, quiz, or e-book). Explain how it helps students learn and give one example.
A classroom has limited access to digital tools. The teacher uses textbooks, flashcards, and bulletin boards during the lesson.
Explain how conventional learning resources can be used effectively in this situation to support students’ learning.
If a system requires login but only shows general information, is it still considered a portal? Why or why not?
Explain the importance of Web 2.0 tools in education and how they help improve teaching and learning.