The document appears to be a quiz about information and communications technology (ICT). It contains 23 multiple choice questions that cover topics such as the 4Cs of ICT, categories of ICT applications, measures of ICT development, and how ICT can be used to support language learning and in educational settings. The questions address concepts like WSIS, CAIDA, GITR, Gini coefficients, CALL, and different approaches to using ICT like behavioristic and integrative models.

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2. 1 - What are the 4Cs of ICT?
Coordination, Connectivity,
Content and Complement.
Computing, Connectivity,
Content and Capacity.

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5. 2.- ICT is much more than:
Celphones, Internet and
Wi-Fi
Computers, Internet or
Telefhony.

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8. 3.- In how many categories can be divided
the ICT applications?
Four broad categoriesTwo broad categories

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11. 4.- What is the characteristic of the first
ICT categorie?
The fisrt are those largely
independent on traditional
telecommunications networks
(including the Wi-Fi)
The fisrt are those largely
dependent on traditional
telecommunications networks
(including the Internet)

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14. 5.- What is the characteristic of the
second ICT categorie?
The second characteristic of
ICT categorie is that the
information is processed
and decisions are arrived
on the Internet.
The second characteristic of ICT
categorieis that the information
is processed and decisions are
arrived on the basis of preset
criteria without human
intervention at the time of
decision making.

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17. 6.- With what other name is known the
second ICT categorie?
Independent Net Human Independent

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20. 7.- How is viewed the ICT?
As a means and and end for
development.
As a complex system that
can be use as a
complement in a
classroom.

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23. 8.- What is WSIS?
World Summit on the
Information Society
World Society Information
System.

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26. 9.- Where were the birth and the growth
of the Internet and what happened in the
process?
The Internet birth and growth
was in United States and this
had led, to large distortions in
connectivity between the
development and develiping
nations.
The Internet birth and growth
was in Canada and this had
led, to a great connectivity
between the development
and developing nations.

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29. 10.- What CAIDA means?
Cooperation and Association
for Information from Data
Analysis.
Cooperative Association for
Internet Data Analysis.

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32. 11.- With what most measures of ICT
deals with?
ICT deals with lack of
Internet or the use of
human capacity.
ICT deals with
infrastructure, or indirect
measures of user capacity.

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35. 12.- What GITR means?
Global Informatic
Techniques Report.
Global Information Technology
Report.

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38. 13.- What does the UNCTAD ICT
Development Index uses to measure ICT
distribution inequality?
They used a Gini Coefficient
They used Google to fixed
the inequality.

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41. 14. Which was the aim of the study
carried out in national, international and
European schools by Blanskat, Blamire
and Kefala in 2006?
To draw evidences
regarding the advantages
and benefits of ICT in
schools achievements
Measure the impact of ICT
on students’ outcomes.

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44. 15. How can ICT helps students?
Helps them to resolve
problems with their
parents.
It helps them to do
assignments teachers see
that ICT enables students
with
special needs or difficulties.

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47. 16. What does the ICT Test Bed
evaluation state?
ICT stimulates teachers.
New technologies that provide a good fit
with existing practices, such as
interactive whiteboards are first to be
embedded, but others like video
conferencing, digital video and virtual
learning environments are now being
incorporated, providing evidence of ongoing
learning by the workforce. Training needs to
continue to support innovative pedagogy.

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50. 17. What types of methods does ICT
support?
Information on the net and
use it afterwards for
subject specific areas, but
hardly any use of ICT for
class presentations.
Information retrieval in
which students are ‘passive
learners of knowledge
instead of ‘active producers
able to take part in the
learning process.

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53. 18. Which new skills do students learn?
Listening comprehension.
Analytical, including
improvements in reading
comprehension; writing
skills: spelling, grammar,
punctuation, editing and
re-drafting.

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56. 19- What does CALL mean?
Computer Assisted
Language Learning
Computer Assisting
Language Learned

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59. 20. Which are the three phases of CALL?
Behavioristic CALL, learning
CALL, and integrative CALL
Behavioristic CALL,
communicative CALL, and
integrative CALL.

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62. 21. What is based on the model of
computer as tutor?
Drill and practice
courseware
Drill and drawing.

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65. 22. Who was John Underwood?
One of the main advocates
of the behavioristic new
approach.
One of the main advocates
of the communicative new
approach

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68. 23. Which are the two Integrative CALL?
Computer and radio. Multimedia and the
Internet

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