Module 1: Introduction to Online Learning
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
access - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a way of being able to use or get something
(v) to be able to use or get something
accessory - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) something added to something else to make it
more useful, attractive, or effective
announcement - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a written or spoken statement that tells people
about something
application - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a computer program that performs a particular
job (such as word processing)
asynchronous learning - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) learning at a different time and at a
different place
blended learning - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a mix of in-class instruction and online
learning
blog - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a place to share writing online; comes from the words
web and log (keep a record of activities or events)
(v) to write on a blog
brainstorm - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to think about many possible answers to a
question or ideas about a topic
, bulletin board - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a board on the wall of a classroom or office
where
information is displayed so that it can be seen by many people
collaborate - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to work with another person or group in order to
do something
communicate - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to give information about (something) to
someone by speaking, writing, moving your hands, etc.
contribute - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to write something for a blog or a discussion
forum
coursework - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) work that is a required part of your course
discussion forum - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) an online place to have a written
conversation with other people
distraction - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) something that makes it difficult to think or pay
attention
double-click - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to choose something on a computer screen by
quickly pressing a button on a computer mouse or other device two times
efficiently - CORRECT ANSWER - (adv) able to produce results without wasting
materials, time, or energy
eyestrain - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a tired and unpleasant feeling in your eyes from
looking at a screen too long
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
access - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a way of being able to use or get something
(v) to be able to use or get something
accessory - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) something added to something else to make it
more useful, attractive, or effective
announcement - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a written or spoken statement that tells people
about something
application - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a computer program that performs a particular
job (such as word processing)
asynchronous learning - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) learning at a different time and at a
different place
blended learning - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a mix of in-class instruction and online
learning
blog - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a place to share writing online; comes from the words
web and log (keep a record of activities or events)
(v) to write on a blog
brainstorm - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to think about many possible answers to a
question or ideas about a topic
, bulletin board - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a board on the wall of a classroom or office
where
information is displayed so that it can be seen by many people
collaborate - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to work with another person or group in order to
do something
communicate - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to give information about (something) to
someone by speaking, writing, moving your hands, etc.
contribute - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to write something for a blog or a discussion
forum
coursework - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) work that is a required part of your course
discussion forum - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) an online place to have a written
conversation with other people
distraction - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) something that makes it difficult to think or pay
attention
double-click - CORRECT ANSWER - (v) to choose something on a computer screen by
quickly pressing a button on a computer mouse or other device two times
efficiently - CORRECT ANSWER - (adv) able to produce results without wasting
materials, time, or energy
eyestrain - CORRECT ANSWER - (n) a tired and unpleasant feeling in your eyes from
looking at a screen too long
