Online Learning and Assessment Quiz

Online learning offers increased flexibility in terms of time and location.

LMS stands for Learning Management System, a platform for managing and delivering online courses.

CRM (Customer Relationship Management) is not a common type of online learning platform; examples include LMS and MOOC platforms.

MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Course, a type of online course with open access to a large number of participants.

Online learning platforms aim to provide access to educational resources and facilitate learning beyond traditional classrooms.

Multiple-choice questions are a commonly used method for online assessment due to their efficiency and objectivity.

A plagiarism detector is a software tool used to identify and prevent plagiarism in students' submissions.

Lecture capture involves recording lectures and making them accessible online for students' convenience.

Pre-assessment involves evaluating students' knowledge or skills before the commencement of a course.

One potential challenge of online assessment is the difficulty in proctoring exams to ensure academic integrity.

Discussion forums in online learning are designed to facilitate peer interaction and collaboration among students.

Weekly quizzes are an example of formative assessment, providing ongoing feedback to enhance learning.

SPOC stands for Small Private Online Course, a focused online course with limited participants.

Adaptive learning systems customize learning content based on individual student progress for a personalized learning experience.

E-proctoring involves using technology to monitor and control students' activities during an online exam for academic integrity.

Automated feedback is the practice of instantly providing students with feedback upon completing an online assessment.