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FPTU SSL101 MOOC 1 Complete Questions and
Answers | Academic Integrity, Information
Literacy, Referencing, Research Skills & Digital
Literacy Notes | FPT University
Which of the following are 3. Critically evaluate the reliability of sources
learning objectives for this for an academic context.
MOOC? 4. Filter, manage and organize information
Check 3 options. from a wide variety of sources for use in
academic study.
1. Communicate clearly across a 5. Demonstrate awareness of ethical issues
variety of different contexts and related to academic integrity surrounding
to a wide range of audiences by the access and use of information.
adapting communicative styles
appropriately according to
cultural and societal
expectations.
2. Recognize and apply
analytical problem solving
techniques.
3. Critically evaluate the
reliability of sources for an
academic context.
4. Filter, manage and organize
information from a wide
variety of sources for use in
academic study.
5. Demonstrate awareness of
ethical issues related to
academic integrity surrounding
the access and use of
information.
6. Understand the importance
and function of critical
thinking in academic culture.
What percentage of your total D. 35%
marks is the final summative
assessment worth?
Check one option.
A. 20%
B. 25%
C. 30%
D. 35%
Which of the following are NON-assessed activities on this MOOC? Check 2
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1. In video questions & polls
2. Short quizzes after each lesson
1. In video questions & polls
2. Short quizzes after each
lesson
3. Quizzes after each module
4. Discussion board posts
5. Final summative assessment
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Which of the following are 1.Academic integrity
some of the core values and 3. Critical thinking
expectations of academic 4. Intellectual inquiry and communication
culture mentioned by 5. Ethical contribution
academics 1.2a?
Check 4 options.
1. Academic integrity
2. Freedom
3. Critical thinking
4. Intellectual inquiry
and communication
5. Ethical contribution
6. The contingency of
knowledge
Which of the following actions 2. Writing an email to your lecturer at university.
would need some level of 3. Creating a LinkedIn profile.
digital literacy? Check 2
options.
1. Knowing how to set up a
personal computer.
2. Writing an email to your
lecturer at university.
3. Creating a LinkedIn profile.
4. Reading a book on an e-
reader.
According to the experts in A. Beginning an assignment with one
1.2b, which of the following is opinion, but changing your opinion as you
an example of the contribution gather and read more information sources
of information and digital with contrary evidence.
literacy to the values of
academic culture?
Check one option.
A. Beginning an assignment with
one opinion, but changing your
opinion as you gather and read
more information sources with
contrary evidence.
B. Making a valid argument
C. Cataloging information on a
library website.
D. Giving a presentation
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What aspects of time 1. Complete course readings in advance.
management does Jessa Collings 4. Prepare for assignments in advance.
say are most important at
university?
Check 2 options.
1. Complete course
readings in advance.
2. Enroll for classes in advance.
3. Arrive for lectures and
tutorials in advance.
4. Prepare for
assignments in advance.
What does Professor Nick Enfield A. Be open-minded
suggest is one of the most
important ways for a student to
prepare for university?
Check one option.
A. Be open-minded
B. Be judgmental about what
they are studying
C. Language skills
D. Study skills
What does Marcella Robertson A. How their field understands and presents
suggest students notice at knowledge.
university? Check one option.
A. How their field understands
and presents knowledge.
B. University expectations
C. Disciplinary procedures
D. How to be successful at
university.
What is academic integrity? B. Behaving ethically and responsibly at
Check one option. university.
A. Understanding academic
culture in its entirety, without
being divided into parts.
B. Behaving ethically and
responsibly at university.
C. Being honest and not cheating.
D. Displaying the core values of
academic culture - honesty,
trust, fairness, respect and
responsibility - in class.
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FPTU SSL101 MOOC 1 Complete Questions and
Answers | Academic Integrity, Information
Literacy, Referencing, Research Skills & Digital
Literacy Notes | FPT University
Which of the following are 3. Critically evaluate the reliability of sources
learning objectives for this for an academic context.
MOOC? 4. Filter, manage and organize information
Check 3 options. from a wide variety of sources for use in
academic study.
1. Communicate clearly across a 5. Demonstrate awareness of ethical issues
variety of different contexts and related to academic integrity surrounding
to a wide range of audiences by the access and use of information.
adapting communicative styles
appropriately according to
cultural and societal
expectations.
2. Recognize and apply
analytical problem solving
techniques.
3. Critically evaluate the
reliability of sources for an
academic context.
4. Filter, manage and organize
information from a wide
variety of sources for use in
academic study.
5. Demonstrate awareness of
ethical issues related to
academic integrity surrounding
the access and use of
information.
6. Understand the importance
and function of critical
thinking in academic culture.
What percentage of your total D. 35%
marks is the final summative
assessment worth?
Check one option.
A. 20%
B. 25%
C. 30%
D. 35%
Which of the following are NON-assessed activities on this MOOC? Check 2
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1. In video questions & polls
2. Short quizzes after each lesson
1. In video questions & polls
2. Short quizzes after each
lesson
3. Quizzes after each module
4. Discussion board posts
5. Final summative assessment
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Which of the following are 1.Academic integrity
some of the core values and 3. Critical thinking
expectations of academic 4. Intellectual inquiry and communication
culture mentioned by 5. Ethical contribution
academics 1.2a?
Check 4 options.
1. Academic integrity
2. Freedom
3. Critical thinking
4. Intellectual inquiry
and communication
5. Ethical contribution
6. The contingency of
knowledge
Which of the following actions 2. Writing an email to your lecturer at university.
would need some level of 3. Creating a LinkedIn profile.
digital literacy? Check 2
options.
1. Knowing how to set up a
personal computer.
2. Writing an email to your
lecturer at university.
3. Creating a LinkedIn profile.
4. Reading a book on an e-
reader.
According to the experts in A. Beginning an assignment with one
1.2b, which of the following is opinion, but changing your opinion as you
an example of the contribution gather and read more information sources
of information and digital with contrary evidence.
literacy to the values of
academic culture?
Check one option.
A. Beginning an assignment with
one opinion, but changing your
opinion as you gather and read
more information sources with
contrary evidence.
B. Making a valid argument
C. Cataloging information on a
library website.
D. Giving a presentation
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What aspects of time 1. Complete course readings in advance.
management does Jessa Collings 4. Prepare for assignments in advance.
say are most important at
university?
Check 2 options.
1. Complete course
readings in advance.
2. Enroll for classes in advance.
3. Arrive for lectures and
tutorials in advance.
4. Prepare for
assignments in advance.
What does Professor Nick Enfield A. Be open-minded
suggest is one of the most
important ways for a student to
prepare for university?
Check one option.
A. Be open-minded
B. Be judgmental about what
they are studying
C. Language skills
D. Study skills
What does Marcella Robertson A. How their field understands and presents
suggest students notice at knowledge.
university? Check one option.
A. How their field understands
and presents knowledge.
B. University expectations
C. Disciplinary procedures
D. How to be successful at
university.
What is academic integrity? B. Behaving ethically and responsibly at
Check one option. university.
A. Understanding academic
culture in its entirety, without
being divided into parts.
B. Behaving ethically and
responsibly at university.
C. Being honest and not cheating.
D. Displaying the core values of
academic culture - honesty,
trust, fairness, respect and
responsibility - in class.
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