instructional technology and media for the classroom

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Instructional Technology and Media for the Classroom. Why Use Visuals?. The audience is 43% more likely to be persuaded Same material can be taught in 25-40% less time Retention is improved up to 38% David Peoples (1992), Presentations Plus, John Wiley and Sons. Why Use Visuals?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The audience is 43% more likely to be persuaded

Same material can be taught in 25-40% less time

Retention is improved up to 38%

David Peoples (1992), Presentations Plus, John Wiley and Sons.

The presenter is perceived as being◦ More professional◦ More persuasive◦ More credible◦ More interesting◦ Better prepared

David Peoples (1992), Presentations Plus, John Wiley and Sons.

Chalk/White Board

Flip Chart Posters Actual Objects Bulletin Board Overhead

projector

PowerPoint presentations

Films and Videos World Wide Web Computer

software Miscellaneous

Every room has one - use them Write LARGE and legible Always title what you put on the board

◦ Compartments of the ruminant stomach◦ Parts of the flower

Don’t teach to the board Avoid turning your back to the students for

long periods of time

Can be prepared in advance Easy to make and use A good change of pace Relatively inexpensive Can utilize color Portable Turning pages reveal information and

paces your presentation

Portable Good for diagrams, illustrations or

collections◦ leaves◦ insects◦ seeds

Whenever possible, bring actual objects into the class◦ sparkplug◦ oxy-acetylene rig◦ plants◦ chicken◦ tools

Keep the object out of sight until ready to use (play on curiosity)

Can communicate information Should be changed regularly Good activity for students

Can teach more material Prepared in advance Face the class Professional looking Can skip material and come back Can use a “cheat” sheet easily Can use over and over

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Films and filmstrips are rapidly disappearing Sources of Free Videos

◦ Venard Films◦ Farm Film Foundation

At the start of the year, order videos for the entire year

Educational resources available online Educational support software available Offer support to traditional resources

1:1 Laptops Computer Lab/Laptop Cart Digital camera – still image Digital camera – video Interactive White Boards (SMART Boards) Mp3 players (iPods) Student response systems (Centio/ Clickers)

Blogs (Edublogs, Blogger, WordPress, etc.) Computer-Based Webpage Development

(Frontpage, Nvu, Kompozer, etc) Desktop Publisher Electronic data retrieval (web search, data

bases, etc.) Graphic Editor (Picnik, Photoshop, etc.) Interactive video/teleconferencing (Skype,

Elluminate, ichat, etc.) Multimedia Presentation (Powerpoint,

Keynote, etc.)

Online Webpage Development (Wix, Google sites,Wikispace, etc)

Podcasting/ Vodcasting (iTunes, etc.) Social Networking (Facebook, Ning, Twitter,

Edmoto, etc.) Spreadsheets (Excel, etc.) Video Recording /Video Making (Photostory,

iMovie, etc.) Voice recording (Audacity, Garage Band,

vocaroo, etc.)

Web-based Course & Grade Management Tools (Infinite Campus, D2L, WebCT, etc.)

Web-based email (k12, google, hotmail, etc.)

Web-based Video Resources (YouTube, TeacherTube, ZamZar, AnyVideoConverter, etc.)

Word Processing (Microsoft Office, Google docs, NeoOffice)

Firefox Delicious Google Reader Gmail Skype Google Calender

Voicethread Wordpress Audacity Youtube Jing Polldaddy Nvu

Yugma PBWiki Ustream Ning FreemindeXe Moodle Twitter

Google Docs iGoogle Slideshare Flickr

All free to use to create, present, store information in different formats

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