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Study Guide Answers
1. Why can the Internet often accommodate each student's unique needs?
The Internet has multimedia capabilities.
2. ____________________ applications of concepts being learned in class can be found on-line.
Practical
3. The teacher's role will evolve from being the ____________________ source of knowledge to being a(n)_________________ on the student's ________________________ toward knowledge.
definitive/ guide/ journey
4. Students should stay focused on _______________________________________________ .
assigned tasks
5. When communicating with others on the Internet, be __________________________ and use ______________________________________ .
considerate/ good manners
6. What is "netiquette"?
"Netiquette" is a set of guidelines and standards to be used during interactions on the Internet.
7. If sources found on the Internet are used in research papers, must you cite them in a bibliography?
yes
8. How can you narrow the focus of a search?
Enter keywords for specific terms, names, and subjects.
9. How can you optimize time spent on-line in class?
Locate necessary web sites before class.
10. Verify information found on-line with at least _______________________ other reliable sources.
two
11. What are some of the resources available to the student on the Internet?
encyclopedias, libraries, specialized web sites, e-mail, chat rooms, news groups
12. Name two sites that the U.S. Government maintains on the Internet.
NASA, FBI, Library of Congress, Smithsonian Institute
13. How can the Internet help with the study of current events?
Students can find news items in on-line newspapers or magazines.
14. Describe the kinds of homework help that a student can find on the Internet.
There are homework sites that can tutor students and give them practice in every subject area.
15. The international nature of the Internet helps students to gain a(n) ___________________ perspective.
global
16. What is a "virtual field trip"?
A "virtual field trip" allows a student to visit a far-off place of interest via his or her computer.
17. What kinds of things can students submit for publication on the Internet?
research papers, poetry, short stories, artwork, and etc.
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