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 * __Computer Based Learning (Grades 9-12)__**
 * Michael Poe**
 * Sub-topic Name:** Understanding Computer Based Learning
 * Answers:**

1. Go to [] to list 4 ways content can be delivered in using electronic applications and processes to learn.

ANSWER: Content is delivered via the Internet, intranet/extranet, audio or video tape, satellite TV, and CD-ROM. It can be self paced or instructor led and includes media in the form of text, image, animation, streaming video and audio.

2. Go to [] to describe the history of Computer based learning (CBL).

__ ANSWER: The 1980's and 1990's produced a variety of schools that can be put under the umbrella of the label "Computer Based Learning" (CBL). Frequently based on constructivist and cognitivist learning theories, these environments focused on teaching both abstract and domain-specific problem solving. Preferred technologies were micro-worlds (computer environments were learners could explore and build), simulations (computer environments where learner can play with parameters of dynamic systems) and hypertext.

3. Go to [] to list the advantages of a Virtual learning environment for administration and organization.__

ANSWER: For tracking student engagement in learning, using notice board features for announcements, post FAQs – saves you and them time, interactive and collaborative work, for reflective learning, for collaborative peer learning (forums, discussion boards), students can be asked to summarize articles for others to read and discuss and the Groups tools can encourage a stronger sense of belonging and collaboration within groups, offering an area for members to 'privately' discuss and exchange files during the drafting phase of a project.

4. Go to [] and list two disadvantages to computer based learning.

ANSWER: The first drawback, when compared to live instruction, is the lack of human contact, which greatly impacts learning. The second major drawback is the lack of multimedia in many applications.

6. Traditional classroom learning is often focused on the instructor. Information tends to flow from instructor to students, and as a result can be more //passive// for students. This is often characterized by the phrase "sage on the stage" because the instructor (considered to be the expert) must somehow transfer his or her knowledge to the learners (assumed to be less-knowledgeable). 7. Parents can access grades, feedback, and even call the teacher directly. 8. Dropped out of school; very behind in school; wouldn't be able to get into the IV program.
 * Dennowettha Demesmin**
 * Subtopic Name:** Exploring Computer Based Learning
 * Answers:**
 * 5. b. Fixed Time E-Learning **


 * CKrystal Stokes**
 * Sub-topic Name:** Understanding the Advantages and Disadvantages of Computer Based Learning
 * Answers:**

9. Question: In the following article [] CD-Rom training is compared to Web-Based Training. What are the five additional benefits that web based training yield?

Answer: 1. //Access is available anytime, anywhere, around the globe// 2. //Per-student equipment costs are affordabler-student equipment costs are affordable// 3. //Student tracking is made easy// 4. //Possible "learning object" architecture supports on demand, personalized learning.// 5. //Content is easily update//d

10. Question: According to the same article listed above, what are the two real disadvantages of Web Based Learning?

Answer: A Lack of human contact C. Lack of multimedia in many WBT programs

11. Question: Read the following article []. Answer the following question. In addition to providing flexibility for brick-and-mortar schools what other group of students enjoy and benefit from the FLVS program?

Answer: Homeschool students

12. Question: According to Arlene Franz, co-creator of Yakime Online, [], what is this alternative on-line school for students all about?

Answer: "It's about individualizing learning for students and finding ways to help them be successful," says Franz, who helped start Yakima Online! and has worked with the school since its inception. "We don't want anyone to be forgotten or left behind."