EDN 303
Module 1
Name:
Date:
By completing the following scavenger hunt, students
will refine their understanding of the topics presented in module one.
1.
Refer to the
Technology links page: Using the North Carolina Standard Course of Study link,
find out how many general computer/technology competency goals third graders
need to exhibit?
2.
Briefly summarize
the ARCS model.
3.
Refer to the
Technology links page: Using the NC Public Schools link, list the starting
salary for a first year teacher with “0” years teaching experience and a
bachelor’s degree in North Carolina.
4.
State III-D
teacher NETS-T standard.
5.
Refer to the
Technology links page: Using the North Carolina Department of Public
Instruction’s Website (Standard Course of Study page), choose a grade specific
textbook that you may be using in your class during your first year of
teaching. List the title and the
publisher.
6.
Go to teacher
tube and type ‘digital immigrant’ into the search function…watch the video…how many
ways did you consider using the Internet in teaching? List five below.
7.
Refer to the
Technology links page: Using the North Carolina Department of Public
Instruction’s Website, determine what the acronym NAEP means and describe why
it is important to know.
8.
Summarize NETS- T
standard VI of the Social, Ethical, Legal, and Human Issues.
9.
Using
NCPublicSchools.org and linking to the No Child Left Behind
FAQ page, copy the answer to how Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) is determined
in North Carolina and whether or not a school makes it?
10.
Using an internet
search engine (Google, Yahoo! Etc.), can you find and describe what PT3
means? Why is this important to UNCW
faculty and students?
11.
What are 3
characteristics of digital students?
12.
Using the Google
Images search engine, find an image of a school bus. Copy and paste both .gif and .jpg images
below.
13.
Using the You
tube page, copy and paste the URL address for a “Saturday Night Live Skit –
Nick Burns, the computer guy”
14.
Refer to the
Technology links page and answer the question: how small is the monarch
butterfly?
15.
What is the disconnect between digital students and digital immigrant
teachers?
16.
The
calculating engines of English mathematician Charles Babbage (1791-1871) are
among the most celebrated icons in the prehistory of computing. What did Charles Babbage create?
17.
There are many
stories about how the computer came into being, but the most exciting story is
that of the ENIAC. What does ENIAC stand for and what were the functions of the
ENIAC computer?
·
http://ei.cs.vt.edu/~history/ENIAC.Richey.HTML
18.
Which model
computer is recognized by the 2006 Guinness Book of World
Records as the greatest selling single computer model of all time?