Which are interactive sessions designed to familiarize students with technology?

• A. Hands-On Activities
• B. Online Tutorials
• C. Screen Readers
• D. Information Literacy

Answer: (A)

Interactive sessions that aim to familiarize students with technology rely on active, hands-on practice. When students physically use devices and software—taking them through tasks, navigating interfaces, and troubleshooting in real time—they build familiarity, confidence, and procedural fluency much more effectively than by passively watching content. Hands-on activities provide immediate feedback and guided exploration, which makes the learning experience concrete and memorable.

Online tutorials can be helpful but are often self-guided and less about real-time interaction, while screen readers are assistive tools for accessibility, and information literacy focuses on evaluating information rather than practicing technology use. So the hands-on approach best fits the idea of interactive sessions designed to get students comfortable with technology.