This infographic from elearninginfographics.com, compares traditional learning with one-on-one learning and explains how the latter benefit learners.
In this blog I contemplate ideas that may help teachers encourage students to participate actively in their education. When students enjoy the learning process, they self-motivate, engage, stay focused, and become life-long learners.
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Thursday, August 14, 2014
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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
The Digitally Competent Teacher
This infographic visualizes seven competencies important in the digital era. Food for thought.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Media Room Best Practices 5
The Script
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| Picture of a script page with different colors notes |
It is greatly recommended that you have a script. A script will help you focus on the main points that you want to cover, and it will keep you from getting off the subject.
You may write notes on your script that refer to the visuals you need. You also may be able to redo audio more easily and establish where to add links and assessment.
By having a script you can ensure your content directly refer to the relevant information in your module.
With a script you can decide where to use graphics, link to external resources, use videos o simply use text.
By having a script you can ensure your content directly refer to the relevant information in your module.
With a script you can decide where to use graphics, link to external resources, use videos o simply use text.
The script makes close captioning less time consuming.
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