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What is a key role of technology in the modern world?

Driving innovation

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What is technology?

Transforms teaching and learning through tools like videos, apps, online platforms. It allows flexible access, supports lesson planning, and monitors progress.

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What impact does technology have on global connectivity?

Connects people across the globe

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Define online learning.

Education that occurs on the Internet using digital tools or platforms.

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What is synchronous learning?

Real-time interaction between instructors and students through video conferencing.

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Give an example of synchronous learning.

A live Zoom lecture with student discussions

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What is asynchronous learning?

Self-paced learning where students access materials at their own pace.

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Provide an example of asynchronous learning.

Taking a history course with pre-recorded video lectures and online assignments

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What is blended learning?

A combination of online instruction and traditional face-to-face instruction.

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Give an example of blended learning.

A high school science class meeting in-person twice a week for labs and completing other work online.

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What are Learning Management Systems (LMS)?

Platforms that manage, deliver, and track learning processes.

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What is Canvas LMS?

A cloud-based LMS known for its simple interface and strong mobile access.

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Who created Canvas LMS?

Instructure, Inc.

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What is CYPHER Learning (formerly NEO LMS)?

An AI-powered learning platform for schools, businesses, and entrepreneurs.

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Who founded CYPHER Learning?

Graham Glass in 2009

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What is Khan Academy?

An educational content platform offering videos, exercises, and resources for a wide range of subjects.

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Who founded Khan Academy?

Sal Khan in 2006

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What is Duolingo?

A language learning platform that offers courses in various languages through interactive games and lessons.

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Who co-founded Duolingo?

Luis von Ahn and Severin Hacker in 2011

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What are study tools designed for?

To help with review, memorization, or practice.

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What is Quizlet?

A tool for studying and memorization, allowing users to create flashcards and practice quizzes.

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Who founded Quizlet?

Andrew Sutherland in 2005

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What is Kahoot!?

A Norwegian online game-based learning platform that allows educators to create interactive quizzes.

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Who founded Kahoot!?

Johan Brand, Jamie Brooker, Morten Versvik, and Professor Alf Inge Wang in 2012

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What are video conferencing tools used for in online learning?

To support synchronous learning and online interaction.

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What is Zoom?

A video conferencing platform widely used for live online classes, meetings, and group discussions.

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Who founded Zoom?

Eric Yuan in 2013

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What is Microsoft Teams?

A collaboration and communication platform that organizes conversations by channels and integrates with Microsoft 365 tools.

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When was Microsoft Teams launched?

2017

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What is the digital divide?

The gap between those who have access to modern information and communication technologies (ICTs) and those who do not.

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Give an example of geographic disparities contributing to the digital divide in the Philippines.

Rural areas with limited broadband access compared to the fast internet connections in Metro Manila.

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What are economic barriers that drive the digital divide?

Financial challenges, such as the cost of devices and internet services.

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What is the National Broadband Plan?

A government initiative to expand internet access across the country, focusing on underserved areas.

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What is the GILAS program?

Gearing Up Internet Literacy and Access for Students program that aims to provide internet access and digital literacy to public secondary schools

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Define Robotics.

Designing machines that can perform tasks autonomously or with human control.

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What is the function of sensors in robots?

To help robots understand their surroundings by detecting factors such as temperature, light, pressure, sound, and movement.

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What is the function of actuators in robots?

To enable robot movement by functioning like muscles.

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What is the function of controllers in robots?

To serve as the ‘brain’ of a robot: they process data from sensors, make decisions, and direct actuators to perform tasks.

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What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

Enables machines to learn and solve problems.

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What are Reactive Machines AI?

The most basic type of AI that does not store memories or learn from past experiences; they only respond to the current input.

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Give an example of Reactive Machines AI.

IBM’s Deep Blue, a computer developed in the 1990s that could analyze chess moves in real-time.

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What are Limited Memory AI?

AI that can use past data to make better decisions, but it only stores information for a short period.

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Give an example of Limited Memory AI.

Self-driving cars that use data from recent trips to adjust speed or avoid obstacles.

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What is Theory of Mind AI?

AI that aims to understand human emotions, beliefs, intentions, and social interactions; still under development.

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Give an example of Theory of Mind AI.

Sophia the Robot, developed by Hanson Robotics, which shows early progress toward understanding human emotions.

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What is Narrow AI (Weak AI)?

AI designed to perform a specific task and cannot go beyond what it was trained to do.

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What is Generative AI?

A form of Narrow AI that creates new content by learning patterns from large datasets.

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Give examples of Narrow AI.

ChatGPT, Face ID, Spam filters

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What is General AI (Strong AI)?

AI that would have the ability to comprehend, learn, and apply knowledge across different tasks like humans.

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Does General AI exist?

Remains theoretical and does not yet exist.

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What does AIM stand for in the context of ethical AI use?

Accountability, Integrity, Mindfulness

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What does Accountability mean in the AIM framework?

Being responsible for the actions and outcomes of AI and robotics systems.

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What does Integrity mean in the AIM framework?

Being transparent about AI and robotics capabilities and avoiding biases.

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What does Mindfulness mean in the AIM framework?

Being aware of the impact of AI and robotics on society, jobs, and privacy.

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What are the technologies that transform the modern world?

Driving innovation, enhancing daily tasks, and connecting people across the globe.

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What is the benefit of online learning?

It allows flexible access, supports lesson planning, and monitors progress.

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What online platforms are used for synchronous learning?

Zoom, Skype, Google Meet, chat rooms, or virtual classrooms

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In an online history course, what activities are students expected to do?

Watch pre-recorded video lectures, complete readings, and submit assignments through an LMS

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What do students do when in blended learning?

Attend some classes in person while completing others online

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What are cloud-based learning management systems?

Manage, deliver, and track learning processes launched in 2011 by Instructure, Inc

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What third-party tools could LMS integrate with?

Google Drive and Microsoft 365

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What does CYPHER Learning provide?

Personalized, automated, and engaging learning experiences for schools, businesses, and entrepreneurs

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What is Khan Academy?

Educational videos, exercises, and resources for school subjects

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What interactive features does Duolingo use?

Games and lessons for various languages

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What educational process does Quizlet help with?

Review, memorization, or practice in studying

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What feature does Kahoot! use to engage students?

Music, timers, and leaderboards.

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What features does a video conferencing platform provide?

Screen sharing, virtual backgrounds, and breakout rooms to enhance interactive sessions

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How are conversations organized in Microsoft Teams?

By channels and integrates with Microsoft 365 tools

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What disparities are affected by the digital divide?

Education, employment, healthcare, and access to government services.

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What infrastructure is lacking in rural areas?

Reliable internet access

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Broadband access is limited in what areas of the Philippines?

The rural areas

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What challenges do lower-income households face?

Struggle to afford necessary devices and internet connections for online learning

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What does DepEd's Learning Continuity Plan do?

Supports students by providing devices and internet subsidies.

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What does the GILAS program aim to do?

Provide internet access and digital literacy to public secondary schools in the Philippines.

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What is the function of robots able to do?

Perform tasks autonomously or with human control

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What factors are detected by sensors?

Temperature, light, pressure, sound, and movement

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What components power actuators to perform?

Electricity, compressed air, or hydraulic fluids

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What real-time decisions do controllers make?

When to steer, accelerate, or brake, to avoid obstacles and ensure safe navigation.

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What problem does AI solves?

Helps machines learn and solve problems

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What is IBM's Deep Blue?

A computer developed in the 1990s

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How do self-driving cars use data?

To adjust speed or avoid obstacles

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How does Sophia the Robot show progress?

She can recognize facial expressions and hold conversations

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What pattern does generative AI learn?

Learning patterns from large datasets

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What are specific tasks for ChatGPT?

Answers questions based on language patterns

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The power of general AI is to learn and apply knowledge across?

Different tasks

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The actions and outcomes of AI robotics systems is based on?

Accountability

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The ethical use of AI robotics includes?

Considering social, environmental, and economic effects

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What prevents descrimination and encourages trust?

Transparency of AI systems

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How should AI in healthcare be used?

Respect patient privacy

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What impact does technology have on education?

Transforms teaching and learning through tools like videos, apps, and online platforms.

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What are the components of robots?

Sensors, Actuators, and Controllers

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What do ethical considerations include in robotics and AI?

Actions and outcomes, transparency, and biases.

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How does technology transform teaching and learning?

Through tools like videos, apps, and online platforms

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What is synchronous learning?

Real-time interaction between instructors and students through video conferencing.

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What is asynchronous learning?

Self-paced learning where students access materials at their own pace.

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What is blended learning?

A combination of online instruction and traditional face-to-face instruction.

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State the main usage of Learning Management Systems (LMS)

To manage, deliver, and track learning processes

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What is the purpose of Khan Academy?

Offers videos, exercises, and resources for a wide range of subjects.

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What is the purpose of study tools?

Designed to help with review, memorization, or practice.

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What elements engage students in learning using Kahoot?

Music, timers, and leaderboards.