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Unit 3.2 Teaching Strategies – Integrating Technology in Teaching and other Classroom Activities Flashcards

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the effective implementation of educational technology to accomplish intended learning outcomes

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Technology Integration

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is any tool, piece of equipment, or device—electronic or mechanical—that can be used to help students accomplish specified learning goals (Davies,
Sprague, & New, 2008)

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Educational technology

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SAMR is suggested by?

Frameworks for Technology Integration

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Dr. Ruben Puentudura

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SAMR:

Frameworks for Technology Integration

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  1. Substitution
  2. Augmentation
  3. Modification
  4. Redefinition
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Two parts of SAMR

Frameworks for Technology Integration

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  • Enhancement
  • Transformation
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SAMR

Tech allows for the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable

Frameworks for Technology Integration

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Redefinition

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SAMR

Tech allows for significant task redesign

Frameworks for Technology Integration

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Modification

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SAMR

Tech acts as a direct tool substitute, with functional improvement

Frameworks for Technology Integration

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Aumentation

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SAMR

Tech acts as a direct tool substitute, with functional improvement

Frameworks for Technology Integration

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Substitution

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Meaning of TPACK

Frameworks for Technology Integration

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Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge

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utilizing electronic technologies to access educational curriculum
outside of a traditional classroom

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e-Learning

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refers to a course, program or degree delivered completely online

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e-Learning

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distance education; computerized electronic learning; online learning; internet learning

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e-Learning

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interactive

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e-Learning

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Types of e-Learning

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❑delivered live (synchronous)
❑pre-recorded (asynchorous)

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Features of e-Learning

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▪ Students can learn at their own speed
▪ Students can learn as per their needs or interest
▪ The geographical barriers to learning are eliminated
▪ The resources are available at all times
▪ It enhances the computer and internet skills of the student

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It can lead to increase retention and stronger grasp on the subject since it uses other elements like video, audio, quizzes, interaction, etc to reinforce the activities.

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e-Learning

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It is accessible to revisit or review sections that are not clear to the learners

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e-Learning

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Disadvantages of
e-Learning

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▪ No Control
▪ Learning Approach
▪ Technology Dependent
▪ No Practical Work
▪ Useless for Disabled
▪ Resource Incompatibility

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real-time learning

Types of e-Learning

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Synchronous Learning

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interact at the same time from different locations

Types of e-Learning

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Synchronous Learning

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Examples

virtual classroom

Types of e-Learning

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Synchronous Learning

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Examples

audio and video conference

Types of e-Learning

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Synchronous Learning

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Examples

chat

Types of e-Learning

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Synchronous Learning

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Examples

application sharing

Types of e-Learning

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Synchronous Learning

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pause-and-resume kind of learning

Types of e-Learning

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Asynchronous Learning

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cannot be online at the same time

Types of e-Learning

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Asynchronous Learning

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interact with others, and download files at any time given

Types of e-Learning

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Asynchronous Learning

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sharing of information outside the constraints of time

Types of e-Learning

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Asynchronous Learning

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Examples

self-paced online courses

Types of e-Learning

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Asynchronous Learning

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Examples

discussion forums

Types of e-Learning

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Asynchronous Learning

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Examples

group discussion

Types of e-Learning

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Asynchronous Learning

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Examples

message boards

Types of e-Learning

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Asynchronous Learning

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Importance of e-Learning in Today’s Education

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❑Provides high retention power
❑Availability of a vast information pool
❑Provides a digital learning environment

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an approach to learning that
combines face-to-face and
online learning experiences

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Blended Learning

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Blended Learning Models

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❑Online
❑Rotation
❑Flex
❑Personalized blend
❑Online lab
❑Self-blend
❑Face-to-face

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Students participate in-person and online

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Hybrid

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Teacher teaches face-to-face and online students at different times

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Hybrid

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Students participate in-person or online

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Hyflex

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Teacher teaches face-to-face and online students at the same time

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Hyflex

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Where does the name HyFlex come from

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Hybrid + Flexible = HyFlex

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Principles of HyFlex

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  • Choice
  • Equivalency
  • Reusabiity
  • Accessibility
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Student directed. How, when, and where to study.

Principles of HyFlex

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Choice

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No matter the choice, the learning outcomes can be achieved

Principles of HyFlex

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Equivalency

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Sustainable practices. Creation of reusable multi-modal resources

Principles of HyFlex

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Reusability

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Access to learning through good design principles and selected technologies

Principles of HyFlex

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Accesibility

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Campuses can both maintain close to normal class sizes and limit the number of students in a ________ (so they can sit six feet apart)

Pros of HyFlex Learning Model

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classroom

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Having fewer students in person potentially means, faculty still have a ________ and can give more attention to students who need it

Pros of HyFlex Learning Model

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live audience

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Students have more ________ over their learning experience

Pros of HyFlex Learning Model

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control

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Students like the Hyflex format and can perform just as well as in _______________

Pros of HyFlex Learning Model

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traditional courses

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Having __________ of students means faculty have to keep track of each participation group in different ways

Cons of HyFlex Learning Model

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three groups

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Faculty have to engage asynch learners just as much as synch learners doing ________ than they would for most traditional on-ground classes

Cons of HyFlex Learning Model

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more work

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On certain days, the number of in person students may feel too small so it helps to lean on the ________________

Cons of HyFlex Learning Model

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video conference participants

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Students need to take greater responsibility in completing ________ so teacher and the campus both have to be proactive in preparing students to be sucessful

Cons of HyFlex Learning Model

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Learning task

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a.k.a flip teaching or flip learning

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FLIPPED CLASSROOM

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an educational mode

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FLIPPED CLASSROOM

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a teaching method that uses active learning techniques to engage students rather than traditional lectures alone

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FLIPPED CLASSROOM

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Flipped classroom have more student-centered learning strategies, such as:

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✓discussions
✓problem-based learning
✓working in groups and instruction by peers

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These techniques enable students to read, write,
discuss or solve problems in ways that help sharpen their skills in analyzing, synthesizing and evaluating class content.

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FLIPPED CLASSROOM

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FOUR PILLARS OF THE FLIPPED CLASSROOM METHOD

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  • Flexible Learning Environment
  • Learning Culture
  • Intentional Content
  • Professional Educator
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Before class

Goals of the Flipped Classroom

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Students prepare to participate in clas activities

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During class

Goals of the Flipped Classroom

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Students practice applying key concepts and feedbacks

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After class

Goals of the Flipped Classroom

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Students check their understanding and extend their learning

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  1. The teacher guides the students in hands-on, enrichment, and
    reinforcement activities such as:

The Role of the Teacher in a Flipped Classroom

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✓ performing lab experiments
✓ completing creative projects or challenges
✓ working in groups
✓ solving practice problems, and
✓ answering practice questions

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  1. The teacher performs the role of a ____ by helping students when they have problems and giving them individualized attention

The Role of the Teacher in a Flipped Classroom

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Tutor

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Benefits of Flipped Classrooms

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1.Efficient use of class time
2.Active learning opportunities
3.Increased one-on-one opportunities
4.Student accountability for learning
5.Addressing multiple learning styles

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using mobile technology

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Mobile Learning (m-Learning)

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using of mobile handheld devices

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Mobile Learning (m-Learning)

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is type of education that formed when the learners use technological devices on their educational process

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Mobile Learning (m-Learning)

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Mobile Devices

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❑Netbook computer
❑Tablet PC
❑Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
❑Cellular phone
❑Smart Phones

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Flexible

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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Anytime Access to the Resources

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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Immediate Result or Feedback

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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More Retention

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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Cost Effective

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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Greener Approach

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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Fast Learning

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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Easy Collaboration

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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Easy Updating

Advatage of what?

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e-Learning

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Increase student interest

Advatage of what?

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Blended Learning for Students

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Keep students focused for longer

Advatage of what?

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Blended Learning for Students

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Provides student autonomy

Advatage of what?

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Blended Learning for Students

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Instill a disposition of self-advocacy

Advatage of what?

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Blended Learning for Students

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Promote student ownership

Advatage of what?

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Blended Learning for Students

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Allow instant diagnostic information and student feedback

Advatage of what?

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Blended Learning for Students

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Enables students to learn at their own pace

Advatage of what?

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Blended Learning for Students

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Prepares students for the future

Advatage of what?

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Blended Learning for Students

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Provides new avenues of communication

Advatage of what?

A

Advantages of
m-Learning

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Contributes to channels of communication/discussion

Advatage of what?

A

Advantages of
m-Learning

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Creates a sense of equality

Advatage of what?

A

Advantages of
m-Learning

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Explores possibilities of modifying teaching methods

Advatage of what?

A

Advantages of
m-Learning

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Provides an immediate assessment tool to evaluate students performance

Advatage of what?

A

Advantages of
m-Learning

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Save time for both students and teachers

Advatage of what?

A

Advantages of
m-Learning

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helps students gain
in-depth knowledge

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Video Presentation

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develop critical thinking

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Video Presentation

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actively involved students in
their studies (Morze, 2008).

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Video Presentation

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Higher sensory experience

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO STUDENTS

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Can view the videos can e viewed anywhere and at their convenience

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO STUDENTS

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Increases knowledge since videos can be reviewed anytime

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO STUDENTS

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Increase digital literacy and communication

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO STUDENTS

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Increases student engagement

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO STUDENTS

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Assist with mastery learning

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO TEACHERS

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Fosters learning activities

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO TEACHERS

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Enable teachers to create a flipped classroom or blended
learning environment

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO TEACHERS

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Provide teachers to track student engagement and attendance while viewing

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO TEACHERS

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Facilitates remote learning opportunities to students

Benefits of Using Video in the classroom (to students or to teacher)

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TO TEACHERS

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Three Types of Video Teaching

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❑Live lecture capture
❑Screen cast
❑Web lecture

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describes as webcasting, and defines five processes (Deal, 2007)

Three Types of Video Teaching

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Live lecture capture

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five processes of Live lecture capture
(Deal, 2007)

Three Types of Video Teaching

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  1. classroom presentation
  2. classroom recording
  3. processing and editing
  4. hosting
  5. distribution and
    playback
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“a digital movie in which
the setting is partly or
wholly a computer
screen, and in which
audio narration describes
the on-screen action”
(Udell, 2004)

Three Types of Video Teaching

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Screencasts

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a video that can ‘capture
computer screen output with
concurrent audio commentary

Three Types of Video Teaching

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SCREENCAST

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this technology was originally
used for software tutorials and
demonstrations (Green, PinderGrover, & Millunchick , 2012)

Three Types of Video Teaching

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SCREENCAST

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other names
▪streaming desktop video captures
▪online tutorials
▪screen captures
(Betty, 2008 quoted in Sugar, Brown, & Luterbach, 2010)

Three Types of Video Teaching

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SCREENCAST

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‘condensed, studio-recorded lectures made available via the
web

Three Types of Video Teaching

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Web Lectures

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multimedia presentations that
combine video of the lecturer,
audio, lecture slides, and a table of contents’ (Day, 2008)

A

Web Lectures

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differs from live lecture
capture , in that it is made without a live audience

Three Types of Video Teaching

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Web Lectures

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visual representations of information, data, or
knowledge meant to present complex information
quickly and clearly

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Infographics

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graphs, charts, maps, diagrams, and pictures

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Infographics

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the application of this to teaching and learning will help students understand complex
ideas or information

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Infographics

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Explanatory images

Benefits of Infographics (for teachers or for students)

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for teachers

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Perusing of activity or worksheets

Benefits of Infographics (for teachers or for students)

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for teachers

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A wide range of information can be compressed into a
single infographic.

Benefits of Infographics (for teachers or for students)

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for teachers

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Customize the learning style of students

Benefits of Infographics (for teachers or for students)

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For Students

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Students can explain the content of the assigned topic

Benefits of Infographics (for teachers or for students)

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For Students

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Information is easily analyzed and remembered by the
students

Benefits of Infographics (for teachers or for students)

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For Students

120
Q

Use of game mechanics and elements in educational
environment

A

Gamification in Education

121
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ffects students’ behavior, commitment and motivation, which
can lead to improvement of knowledge and skills (W. Hsin-Yuan
Huang, D. Soman, 2013)

A

Gamification in Education

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Key Role in Gamification

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  • Users are all participants
  • challenges/tasks
  • points
  • levels
  • badges
  • ranking of users

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