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Froggy Jumps Quiz Time!!!Online version Knowledge refresher by Chona Cabornida 1 Setting a strict schedules for each person, group users into rotating shifts, use cloud storage so work moves easily between machines, and enforce rules to log out after use. a sharing limitted devices b single device classroom c small group use 2 it is a structured online space, integrated platform, or physical tech-equipped zone designed to facilitate self-paced, autonomous, and interactive mastery of specific skills or knowledge areas. a Technology Lab b Learning center / Station c Sharing limited devices 3 It is a learning environment where students and teachers use and seamlessly connect multiple digital tools a Large Group use b Technology Lab c Multiple device Classroom 4 A classroom That relies on one central screen—such as a computer, projector, or interactive flat panel—controlled entirely by the teacher while students watch, listen, and interact collectively, rather than using individual student devices. a Single Device Classroom b Learning centres/stations c Large-group use 5 Virtual classrrom is an example of? a small group use b Large-group use c Multi-device classrooms 6 a classroom with number of students (typically 3 to 8) collaborate in real time. a large group use b Small group use c single device classroom 7 Classroom can digitally accommodate 25 to hundreds participants a Small group use b Large group use c Single device classroom 8 This shifts technology away from traditional, isolated computer labs and embeds it seamlessly into the daily curriculum to foster active, hands-on learning. a Limited number device b Learning center Station c Technology Lab

Froggy Jumps

Quiz Time!!!Online version

Knowledge refresher

by Chona Cabornida

Setting a strict schedules for each person, group users into rotating shifts, use cloud storage so work moves easily between machines, and enforce rules to log out after use.

sharing limitted devices

single device classroom

small group use

it is a structured online space, integrated platform, or physical tech-equipped zone designed to facilitate self-paced, autonomous, and interactive mastery of specific skills or knowledge areas.

Technology Lab

Learning center / Station

Sharing limited devices

It is a learning environment where students and teachers use and seamlessly connect multiple digital tools

Large Group use

Technology Lab

Multiple device Classroom

A classroom That relies on one central screen—such as a computer, projector, or interactive flat panel—controlled entirely by the teacher while students watch, listen, and interact collectively, rather than using individual student devices.

Single Device Classroom

Learning centres/stations

Large-group use

Virtual classrrom is an example of?

small group use

Large-group use

Multi-device classrooms

a classroom with number of students (typically 3 to 8) collaborate in real time.

large group use

Small group use

single device classroom

Classroom can digitally accommodate 25 to hundreds participants

Small group use

Large group use

Single device classroom

This shifts technology away from traditional, isolated computer labs and embeds it seamlessly into the daily curriculum to foster active, hands-on learning.

Limited number device

Learning center Station

Technology Lab

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Quiz Time!!!Online version

by Chona Cabornida

Setting a strict schedules for each person, group users into rotating shifts, use cloud storage so work moves easily between machines, and enforce rules to log out after use.

it is a structured online space, integrated platform, or physical tech-equipped zone designed to facilitate self-paced, autonomous, and interactive mastery of specific skills or knowledge areas.

It is a learning environment where students and teachers use and seamlessly connect multiple digital tools

A classroom That relies on one central screen—such as a computer, projector, or interactive flat panel—controlled entirely by the teacher while students watch, listen, and interact collectively, rather than using individual student devices.

Virtual classrrom is an example of?

a classroom with number of students (typically 3 to 8) collaborate in real time.

Classroom can digitally accommodate 25 to hundreds participants

This shifts technology away from traditional, isolated computer labs and embeds it seamlessly into the daily curriculum to foster active, hands-on learning.

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