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Norhayati Maskat, School of Education, Taylor’s University Malaysia.

Presentation – Why?

To Inform

New projects New ideas

To report

On-going projects

Completed projects

To teach New lessons Revision

Presentation - Tools

• Mahjong paper

Presentation

• Roll up board

Presentation -

• Power point slides

Presentation -

• Prezi

Presentation

• Tactilize

Differences

•need to use more than one piece to present all ideas

Mahjong paper

•not enough space to show all ideas

•writing too small – people can’t see

Roll up board

•use more than one slide to present Power pointall ideas

Power point

Differences

•can emphasize – can ZOOM •can PAN – can get DIZZYPrezi

•all ideas on ONE PAGE! •won’t get you Dizzy

Tactilize

Tactilize

• Web-based – www.tactilize.com• iPad app – install from App Store• Android – sorry folks … the Tactilize developer

only develops for iOS devices for now

So…what is Tactilize?

• a self-publishing tool and content network for the iPad,

• launched September 2012

• Evolution of Tactilize : get content into the app through a browser-based tool -> users can create content right on the iPad

• app now features an easy-to-use editor that lets you add photos, videos, text, and links to external content to your pages.

• import images from Facebook, Instagram, Dropbox, Box, Picasa, Flickr etc.

• The in-app editor itself allows you to:a. easily move, b. resize and c. rotate images, videos and text fields on the page

With Tactilize you can

• publish a full interactive eBook,

• create an impressive press kit, or

• bring your blog to the next level.

• Share on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest to spread the word about it

Web-based Tactilize

Web-based Tactilize

Web-based Tactilize

Web-based Tactilize

Web-based Tactilize

Web-based Tactilize

Web-based Tactilize

Gagne’s 9 Events of Instruction

Gagne’s 9 Events of Instruction1. Gain attention2. Inform learners of objectives3. Stimulate recall of prior learning4. Present the content5. Provide “learning guidance”6. Elicit performance (practice).7. Provide feedback8. Assess performance9. Enhance retention and transfer to the job

http://citt.ufl.edu/tools/gagnes-9-events-of-instruction/

Gagne’s 9 Events of Instruction1. Gain attention – Induction Set2. Inform learners of objectives – Intended Learning Outcomes3. Stimulate recall of prior learning – to know where your

students are before you start your lesson4. Present the content –

Notes/Powerpoints/videos/audios/posters/images etc.5. Provide “learning guidance” – timelines for projects,

assignment date dues etc.6. Elicit performance (practice) – students apply knowledge by

doing projects, assignments, exercises etc.7. Provide feedback – immediate feedback motivates students8. Assess performance – tests/quizzes etc9. Enhance retention and transfer to the job - Reflection

Tactilize your Lesson!

How to Create a Tactilize card

Tactilize in iPad

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=odYVEowLfUI

Thank You!