Which of the following best describes an ICT policy?, A. A set of rules that applies to computer laboratories, C. A set of principles and guidelines for the responsible use and management of ICT, B. A collection of laws governing internet service providers, D. A list of acceptable websites for students, Which Philippine law protects personal information collected and processed by schools?, Republic Act No. 10627, Republic Act No. 10173, Republic Act No. 10175, Republic Act No. 11313, Which ICT4E initiative was established to provide community e-learning centers for out-of-school youth?, PhEdNet, eQuality Program, ICT in Education Masterplan, eSkwela Program, Which international framework serves as a guide for developing teachers' ICT competencies?, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNESCO ICT Competency Framework for Teachers, Safe Spaces Act, Teacher Hannah uploads students' grades in a public Facebook group so parents can easily see them. Which law is most directly violated?, Safe Spaces Act, Cybercrime Prevention Act, Data Privacy Act, Anti-Bullying Act, Before installing a new educational application, a teacher carefully reads its privacy policy to determine how learner information will be collected and stored. Which ICT issue is being addressed?, E-Waste Management, Freedom of Expression, Privacy and Security, Broadcasting Regulation, A computer shop replaces all computers every year even though many units are still functioning properly. Which ICT concern does this practice most likely increase?, Digital divide, Electronic waste, Cyberbullying, Identity theft, Teacher Janet records an online class and uploads the video to a public website without obtaining permission from the learners. Which ICT principle is most directly ignored?, Digital literacy, Academic freedom, Communication privacy, Information privacy, Which ICT4E initiative primarily aimed to convert DepEd learning materials into interactive multimedia resources while encouraging the development of educational applications?, ICT in Education Masterplan, eQuality Program, Open Content in Education Initiative (OCEI), ICT Skills Strategic Plan, Which statement best reflects the UNESCO Guidance for Generative AI in Education and Research?, AI-generated outputs should replace teacher feedback whenever possible., AI should support human learning while teachers remain responsible for educational decisions., AI should be prohibited in all academic activities to avoid dishonesty., AI-generated information may be accepted if cited properly., Which of the following is NOT an example of electronic waste (e-waste)?, Damaged printer, Defective laptop battery, Broken scanner, Disconnected Mouse, Which of the following is NOT considered a common risk in the use of ICT and electronic networks?, Identity theft, Phishing, Malware infection, Ergonomic workstation design, Hades receives an email asking for school login credentials and personal information. Which ICT risk is illustrated?, Data retention, E-waste, Phising, Filtering, Among the following passwords, which is MOST likely to satisfy the recommendation for a strong and unique password?, M@rI@123, Ju@School, Password2026, T9!vR#82LmQ, During a science fair for the school's official newsletter, Mark wants to photograph learner. Which action is LEAST appropriate?, Secure the required permission before taking photographs., Upload all photos immediately to a personal social media account., Explain the purpose of the photographs., Store the files securely after the activity., Which of the following is NOT a recommended feature of an educational technology room?, Proper ventilation, Dim lighting to reduce electricity consumption, Organized electrical cables, Visible fire exits, A teacher plans to record an online class. Which practice should NOT be followed?, Obtain the necessary permission., Keep recordings only as long as necessary., Explain why the recording is needed., Share the recording publicly to increase accessibility without approval., All of the following describe the uses of ICT policies for teachers and teaching EXCEPT, Establishing professional communication with learners, Encouraging teachers to depend entirely on AI-generated lesson plans, Protecting student privacy and confidential records, Guiding responsible assessment practices, How do ICT policies help teachers prevent overdependence on technology?, By requiring all lessons to be conducted online, By replacing classroom discussions with AI-generated content, By recognizing that teachers remain responsible for instructional decisions, By limiting assessment to automated grading systems, School of Teacher Education implements a rule that all teachers must use official communication platforms instead of personal messaging accounts when communicating with learners. The primary purpose of this policy is to, reduce internet expenses., increase students' screen time., establish professional boundaries and protect both teachers and learners., improve computer processing speed., STE students were allowed to use AI when brainstorming ideas but were required to disclose its use, cite all references, and submit their own original work. Which primary use of ICT policies is illustrated?, They promote balanced technology use., They improve learning opportunities., They protect privacy and security., They support responsible assessment., Which classroom situation BEST reflects how ICT policies develop learners' higher-order thinking skills?, Learners memorize definitions from online sources before taking a quiz., Learners search the internet for answers and submit copied information without modification., Learners compare conflicting online sources, evaluate their credibility, identify possible bias, and produce an original research output., Learners use one website as their only source because it appears first in the search results., Which of the following hazardous substances commonly found in electronic waste (e-waste) can contaminate soil, water, and air when electronic devices are improperly disposed of?, Nitrogen and oxygen, Lead and cadmium, Calcium and potassium, Carbon and hydrogen, Which of the following is NOT commonly used for surveillance and data protection in educational institutions?, Website activity records, Attendance monitoring, Digital signatures on certificates, Online examination monitoring, Which of the following actions is LEAST likely to be considered a minor misuse of ICT in a school setting?, Downloading videos unrelated to the lesson during class, Sending unrelated messages through the class learning management system, Using another student's password to access an online learning platform, Using a school-approved online platform to submit assignments

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