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Seguinte: Curso 3
2� os estudantes compartilham responsabilidade,,,,
nao � independente
2� r: 2
3� r: Trabalhar com outros, ter responsabilidade compartilhada,
tomar decis�es importantes em conjunto e elaborar
trabalho interdependente.
4� r: Cada pessoa dentro da equipe � respons�vel pela
tarefa que ela deve completar para que o grupo fa�a seu
trabalho. O papel de cada estudante da equipe � essencial.
4� r:Os estudantes trabalham juntos mas n�o
compartilham responsabilidade.
5�Os estudantes compartilham responsabilidade, tomam decis�es
importantes juntos sobre o conte�do, processo ou produto de
trabalho, mas seu trabalho n�o � interdependente.
6�N�o, porque os estudantes n�o t�m que criar uma estrat�gia
juntos a fim de completar toda a tarefa.
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Fa�a avalia��es utilizando question�rios do Forms no Office 365
3� excel
1� Verdadeiro///pontuacao e devolucao
1� Registrar nome
1�Op��o Novo Formul�rio
Op��o Novo Question�rio
3� Embed
2&4� pc/celular
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oneNote test
1� False
4�All of the above.
1� True //over what sections and pages
each student is allowed to see.
4�All of the above.
3� Translator
4�Check Accessibility in the View tab
1� true // l articles related to a topic and will
1�Immersive Reader
2� false //with parents because they do not have a student login.
3�on the page that was visible when the recording began.
2� Draw
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Digital storytelling with Microsoft Sway
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Streamline efficiency with Office 365 apps
App Service
authentication
paid azure conect
Resource Group
Install a Linux Virtual Machine in your Azure subscription
Reduce the number of vCPU�s of the Virtual Machine when not in use
Azure Active Directory
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Criando o mundo do amanh� em sua aula com o Windows 10
-True
-True
-Ocean conservation
-Visit the Oceans page via the "Collections and Events"
section on Skype in the Classroom pages to find ocean
related activities
-She invited him via the Microsoft Educator Community
and he gave the session via Skype for free
-True
-Create a Presentation
-True
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Teach Student-Led Computer Science Advocacy
-40%
-True
-False
-Students and Facilitators
-At twice the rate of all jobs.
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First Steps into Artificial Intelligence
-Data
-Credit card fraud protection
-It�s a tool that helps people work better
and do more by exploring new ways of working.
-Improving poor quality or incomplete data
without any further inputs
-Deep learning
-The act of preparing and transforming data
to be analysed by artificial intelligence
and analytic software
-Data
-Produced by humans: it is sourced from
hand-typed data entry, such as an online form.
-Install adequate air-conditioning to keep the
cloud cool and operating effectively.
-True
-Engage and upskill your workforce, providing
dedicated AI training, and clearly explain
the benefits of upgrading your technology.
-Social media sentiment
-Introduce �gamification�, awarding users
for updating their details.
-More efficient workflows
-AI frees up internal resources to allow
your experts to focus on the bigger picture.
-EQ (Emotional Intelligence)
-Dos Prompt > Windows Graphic Interface
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Criatividade em aula, design de recursos informativos
com o Microsoft Word
-+shit
-Se for adicionada uma Imagem on-lin
-Op��es de tamanho de p�ginas
-Quebra de texto autom�tica
-Verdadeiro//Orienta��o para as p�ginas
-Verdadeiro//Uma caixa de texto
-Margens
Orienta��o
tamanho
-Efeitos de imagem
-WordArt
-Al�as de dimensionamento
-Deve-se utilizar o comando Imagens da guia Inserir.
-Selecionar o comando Colunas da ferramenta Quebras
-No Microsoft Word n�o � poss�vel realizar esta opera��o
-Selecionar os 3 par�grafos e escolher
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Deploying Cloud Ready Classroom PC's
-Editar online
-Verdadeiro//folha de rosto com o t�tulo, descri��o, etc.,
-O documento deve ser compartilhado com permiss�es de edi��o para as pessoas que
trabalhar�o nele.
-Tamanho de fonte
Cor de fonte
Espa�amento entre linhas
Espa�amento anterior ou posterior
-Verdadeiro//documento no Word vers�o desktop
-Ao final do conte�do da �ltima p�gina do documento.
-Verdadeiro//folha de rosto com o t�tulo, descri��o, etc
-Revis�es//Se tivermos ativado o Controle de altera��e
-Que sejam estabelecidos estilos (ex. T�tulo 1 e T�tulo 2) aos textos que ser�o
inclu�dos no sum�rio.
-1
-A op��o Diferente da primeira p�gina do menu Op��es, exibido ao estar editando o
cabe�alho ou rodap�.
-A folha de rosto sempre � aplicada no in�cio do documento, sem importar em qual
lugar estamos posicionados.
-Controle de altera��es
-Um bal�o
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-Design da Aprendizagem no S�culo XXI: Curso 4 - Constru��o de conhecimento
-3
-As atividades de constru��o do conhecimento requerem que os estudantes gerem
ideias e que compreendam coisas que s�o novas para eles.
N�o, porque os estudantes n�o aplicam seu conhecimento de analisar dados clim�ticos
em uma nova atividade; simplesmente repetem a mesma atividade com um conjunto de
dados diferente.
-Os estudantes redigiram um documento para comparar informa��es de m�ltiplas
fontes.
-Os estudantes aplicaram o que tinham aprendido aos exemplos de poesia de
resist�ncia de eventos hist�ricos importantes.
-N�o, porque n�o est�o ampliando seu conhecimento para um novo tipo de aplica��o.
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-true
-Lessons, Virtual Field Trips, and Collaborations
-True--skype experiences
-education, participation, and action.
-educate, question, facilitate, and support.
-regularly to connect with their content
-all of the above
-Skype with an expert or participate in a virtual field trip.
-all correct /impact education
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-true
-false
-true
-False
-true
-true
-false
-false
-false
-false
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-True
-false
-false
-True
True
false
True
True
false
True
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PDLN Connect, Communicate and Collaborate
-OneNote
-true
-all the above
-true
-None of the above
-Collaboration
-Sway
-all the above
-A visual representation of the community and what skills people have to offer
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Introduction to Cloud for Leaders
-True//csh flow
-All of the above
-The consumer economy
-SaaS (Software as a Service)
-You only pay for what you use.
-Through Machine Learning
-False//cloud focus
-Analytics
-all above
-A single point of attack.
-Competency
-Total Cost of Ownership
-All of the above
-Designing new business processes and adaptable services that scale to meet demand
-End of this year
-Before we finalise the scope of the programme.
-Alignment between front and back office
-Microservices
-You only pay for what you use.
-5
-23,000
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Summer School 201 Quiz
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Empower students with Office 2016
-yes // the one note
-No//In OneNote's Learning To
-yes*///The "Tell me what y
-yes//With Ink Equation, y
-yes//To use People Graph, y
-Article
-OneDrive or OneDrive for Business.
-Yes//to share use word document
-Sparklines//Pareto//waterfall
-adverbs
there is a colorful flag indicating where each person has his or her cursor on the
page.
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Using coding to control a physical device
-false//The behaviour of
-Choose between two different actions or sequences
-False//write program
-The red stop button is clicked
-True//loop
-Set HeadNod to 0; wait 1 secs; set HeadNod to 5
-7
-Sensing blocks
-Ohbot will not move
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Working with a visual learning tool (Sensavis)
-Through letting students create videos at the starting point of the concepts
taught and then comparing them with their end of unit video, their learning will be
visible, not only to the teacher but more importantly to themselves.
-Through creating their own videos the students have to be very accurate and
precise in what they want to convey using correct terminology, timing and accurate
pace, this requires real focus on the task.
-By sharing a starting point, it is easier to explore and dwell deeper into the
subject
-Pictures and images are more likely to be remembered than words
-Through its exploratory setup and eye-catching graphics a visual learning tool
lowers the threshold for motivating students who generally shy away from
challenging and abstract concepts.
-As their teacher you know your students individually and how they learn best
-When students explore, examine, collaborate and create they engage in higher-order
thinking and develop their abilities
-Yes, it will reduce the extraneous cognitive load.
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-Chrome
-Yes - with Skype video messages.
-all above
-yes//onenote
-A virtual education visit via Skype to meet and learn from experts �out in the
field�
-True//onenote
-True//skype
-False//physical pc
-False//meetings
-Right Click
-assigments
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Working with Digital Storytelling in the STEM-subjects through silent videos
-by creating
-It can be adapted to the specific year group, knowledge level and pace of your
students
-Because it is a natural process for creating understanding and enabling reflection
through trial and error, and as such it can make students aware of their own
learning process
-Teachers can easily assess the work as they watch the video the students have
created and discussions about the level of the work presented can take place
immediately
-Silent videos throughout the course, silent videos at the end of the course and
silent videos where the teacher adds his or her voice
Because a piece of work created by students that can be shared with family, peers
and the community increases student motivation to produce high quality stories
-The students �stories will have enabled the students to develop more skills than
just learning the facts, for example, collaboration, organization and analyzing
information
-By letting them explore the concept before teaching them about it
-Letting students explore the subject before being taught, increases their
performance
-Silent videos throughout the course, silent videos at the end of the course and
silent videos where the teacher adds his or her voice
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Skype collaborations
-Open the lesson creator via the �My Content� option, complete all the required
information (title, description) and save it. You can then add thumbnail images.
Next select �Enhance Content� to preview your lesson and add in the lesson
description and any additional resources such as videos or documents. You can then
save it and submit for review
-Yes//SKYPE COLABORATIONS
-YES//COLABORATION AREA
-Yes//You need a Microsoft Educator
-True//Once you create a Skype
-False//be a Guest Speaker.
-Yes//Sway and OneNote
-A Skype collaboration is a lesson or project designed by a teacher to connect
their classroom with another classroom or multiple classrooms around the world.
Skype lessons are set up as specific sessions given by experts (scientists,
engineers, biologists). They are normally given as presentations by someone sitting
in front of a camera and talking to students
-You will receive an email from teachers when they request to join your
collaboration- they may include a message about their preferred date/time. You can
follow up via email to arrange
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LEGO� MINDSTORMS� Education EV3 - In the Classroom
-7
-Yes, via assessment by outcome or challenge based assessment
-It allows for development of innovation and collaboration skills
-It allows all students to learn and be confident with multiple Robot Educator
tutorials and can be used to assess progress
-By utilizing the hands-on approach to teaching, it becomes a tool in the classroom
-Resource mats or sheets and assessment criteria
-It helps to consolidate learning, by asking students to make changes and develop
problem-solving skills
-A, B and many more
-Yes, it can support the full STEM curriculum
-3
-It helps to consolidate learning, by asking students to make changes and develop
problem-solving skills
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Physical computing for the non-computer science educator
-FALSE///Digital Literacy
-FALSE//There are four
-All computing and networking devices
-Post a comment to get a mark!
-Problem solving
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LEGO� MINDSTORMS� Education EV3 - Programming
-False//Computer Literacy
-True//Students learn
-True//It is vital that
-False//Industry textbooks
-False//Computer Science FOCUS
-True//A computer science event
-False//Computer science is a subject that needs to
-Start with the end in mind. Spend some time looking at standards and assessments
to find a place for a computer science fair to fit.
-FALSE//Computer Science has established st
-All of the above
-Understanding fundamentals
-FALSE//Students can only practice
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-TASK BAR
-Pen//Highlighter//Text//Eraser
-Quadrants
-Task Bar and Start Screen
-Walk around the classroom while still controlling what is being displayed at the
front of the room
-TRUE//Universal apps have
-All of the above
-All of the above
-Saves your personalized settings across devices
-Drag and drop to the new desktop//Right click and select a new desktop
-Search window
-Connect
-TRUE//To lock down a device for t
-3
-Swipe in from the right of the screen//Click on the "message box" icon in the
lower right corner of the Task Bar
-Hub
-Task Bar//Start Menu
-USB drive
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Experience Bing for education
-TRUE//Redstone is a tool
-TRUE//Minecraft can bE
-TRUE//Teachers can give
-Increased engagement
-TRUE//Minecraft: Education Edition
-Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math
-Minecraft: Education Edition
-All of the above
-All of the above
-All of the above
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Introduction to Paint 3D
-Repeater
-false//When a repeater has been
-true//NOT, NAND, and NOR
-false//Light Sensors only
-true//An input is needed
-true//Redstone is a wire th
-Pressure Plate
-Or
-A Dispenser uses certain items; a Dropper drops them
-To repeatedly turn a light on and off
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Design da Aprendizagem no S�culo XXI: Curso 1 - Introdu��o 21CLD
-true//Each puzzle
-false//The TEALS program
-false//To use MakeCode
-All of the above
-true//You don't have to
-false//MakeCode only works with Minecraft.
-false/Only students interested
-False - The puzzle challenges use the coding concepts taught in the accompanying
Minecraft Hour of Code tutorial, so they would be difficult for parti
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Service learning in action with WE Schools
-Jump in - do some preparation with your students and send some requests to connect
with other classrooms via the site
-Visit the Mystery Skype page, filter by the time your students are available, and
any additional filters that may be relevant such as subject, location, send a
request via their profile
-Helping your students tick off individual activities such as countries visited,
cultural information learnt
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Accessibility in practice using tools from Microsoft
-yes//cortana
-Scans a document, spreadsheet, or presentation to identify areas that may be
problematic for users with disabilities.
-change the magnification and projection settings.
-No
-adverbs.
-Yes//Screen projection can
-All of the above
-About 15%
-dictate words onto a document.//use their device without the use of a keyboard or
mouse.
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21st century learning design: Course 5 � self-regulation
-The learning activity is long-term and the students are aware of the learning
goals and associated success criteria in advance.
-No, because students were only given the opportunity to use the rubric after
getting back their graded essays.
-Code 3.
-The learning activity is long-term and students do have learning goals and
associated success criteria in advance of completing their work but they do not
have the opportunity to plan their own work.
-The feedback is given and explicitly used to improve the work before it is
submitted or finalized.
-Students decide who will research which aspects of the topic and who will speak at
different points in the debate.
-Students make decisions about small aspects of tasks throughout the learning
activity.
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Dive deeper into visual storytelling (presenter-led training)
-Are students required to communicate their own ideas regarding a concept or issue?
Must their communication be supported with evidence and designed with a particular
audience in mind?
-Are students required to construct and apply knowledge? Is that knowledge
interdisciplinary?
-Take tests or turn in homework
-Long-term activity; planning own work; opportunity to revise work based on
feedback.
-Knowledge construction and real-world problem-solving and innovation.
-How strongly the learning activity offers opportunities to develop a given skill.
-The learning activity is long-term and students do have learning goals and
associated success criteria in advance of completing their work but they do not
have the opportunity to plan their own work.
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Microsoft Teams Course 4: Assignments and feedback (presenter-led training)
-True
-False
-False
-True
-True
-False
-True
-True
-True
-True
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Microsoft K-12 Education Transformation Framework: Leadership and Policy
-false
-Create a Class OneNote notebook//Assign periodic due dates for various parts of
the writing assignment//Share documents with students digitally
-Ideation
-Researcher
-A storyboard helps students create the visual as well as the narrative for their
stories.
-Work in a Word document at the same time, seeing exactly where their peers are
working and what changes/additions they are making.
-Track Changes and Comments in Word
Chat feature in Teams
Inking in OneNote and Word
Insert Audio in OneNote
-True
-True
-All of the above
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Developing workforce ready skills in Office Online
-False: You can start an Hour of Code whenever you want. You don't even have to do
it in December! The Hour of Code is a great learning experience any time of year.
And you don't have to register your event, all you have to do is get started.
-hourof code.org/promote
False: Absolutely no signup or login is required for students to try the Hour of
Code. Most of the follow-on courses require account creation to save students
progress. Signing up for the Hour of Code does NOT automatically create a Code.org
account.
-TRUE/You don't have to
-A one-hour introduction to computer science for students of all ages
-All of the above
-Four: This year's version: Minecraft Voyage Aquatic, or previous year's: Minecraft
Adventurer (offline version available), Minecraft Designer, Minecraft: Hero's
Journey
-False: The Minecraft Adventurer tutorial is available for offline use and can be
downloaded from https://studio.code.org/download/mc
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Amplifying Student Voice
-A global guessing game that gets kids learning about geography, culture, and the
similarities and differences of how children live all over the world
-Grids, topics, responses, replies
-Exclusion
-Expression, Consultation, Participation, Partnership, Activism, Leadership
-Students record short videos on their laptop, tablet, or phone based on topics
created by their teacher
-Embracing active, social learning
-All of the above
-All of the above
-New Zealand
-Antarctica
-how Fabien Cousteau and his team broke new ground in ocean exploration
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Virtual Field Trips with Skype in the Classroom
-Yes
-A virtual education visit via Skype to meet and learn from experts �out in the
field�
-Yes
-When students enjoy the experience, learning about the subject matter follows
naturally
-Virtual Field Trips are an opportunity for students to travel virtually for free
to different places around the world
Through Virtual Field Trips, students connect what they learn in the classroom with
the real world
Through Virtual Field Trips, students learn from the experts
-Who you will invite and where they are based
The time difference and host availability
What your learning objectives are
Ensuring your AV equipment is working
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21st century learning design: Course 6 � real-world problem-solving and innovation
-True
-False
-True
-True
-False
-True
-True
-True
-True
-False
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Managing class workflow with Microsoft Teams
-True
-True
-false
-true
-FALSE
-true
-true
-FALSE
-true
-true
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Microsoft Teams Course 2: Let's share (presenter-led training)
--True
-True
-False
-false
-false
-false
-true
-True
-false
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Training teachers to author accessible content
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-Que sejam estabelecidos estilos (ex. T�tulo 1 e T�tulo 2) aos textos que ser�o
inclu�dos no sum�rio.