Dowling College
Course Code: EDU 6625
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Prof. Elsa-Sofia Morote
Week 1. Introduction | Week 2.
Parts of an educational Website |
Week 3. Your School district regulations | Week 4. Selecting a host, preparing your website structure | Week 5. Planning your website Structure. Presenting a storyboard for your classroom website (deadline weeks 1 to 5: Monday, March 2, 1o am) |
Week 6.
Teacher tube creation video 1. Extra instructions Video 2. Compressing an AVI file |
Week X. (Spring recess no classes- March 8-14) Week 7. Teacher tube creation |
Week 8. blogging | Week 9. blogging | Week 10.Multimedia Addition to your website. (deadline weeks 6 to 10: Monday, April 12, 10 am) |
Week 11. Working in your lesson content (Short week)- Passover and Good Friday | Week 12. Designing a homework and classroom assessment | Week 13. Communication with parents for parents | Week 14. Finalizing your classroom website | Week 15. Presentation of your complete classroom website (deadline weeks 11-15: Monday, May 11, 10 am) |
4. Proposed Course Textbook and additional required readings
5. Course Outline, Tentative Course Schedule and Policies
6. Course Objectives/ Outcomes – Standards - Assessment
6.2. Course Projects Description:
Course description: This course is concerned with the planning, production and evaluation of computer-based instructional materials. Students use authoring programs and multimedia software to produce and deliver computer-based instruction in educational settings. There is an emphasis on the design and development of instructional materials and applications to facilitate learning among students in K-12 settings that employ web-based instructional options. Interactions among the school, home, and community for enhancing student learning and improving interpersonal relationship using the Internet occur regularly throughout the course. Prerequisite: Edu 5611 or permission of the Instructor |
To apply instructional design, computer authoring concepts, authoring tools and multimedia software to design and develop instructional materials; to describe ways to incorporate these applications into instruction, training or job tasks. The curriculum concentrates on the application of the computer and other emerging technologies to education. |
· Prerequisite: 5611 or Permission of the instructor· Hardware Required:
· Software Required:
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Internet and Web Design for Teachers: A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Virtual Classroom http://www.ablongman.com/catalog/academic/product/0,4096,0321077512,00.html |
Upon completion of this course, students will |
Assessment |
1.1 Develop an Instructional System Design |
Develop multimedia instructional materials that incorporate text, graphics, sound, animation, and video into multimedia presentations
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2.3 Use Computer-Based Technologies |
Design web-based Class and collaboration tools |
2.4 Integrated Technologies into Classroom, and involved parents in the instructional process. |
Develop multimedia instructional materials that incorporate text, graphics, sound, animation, and video into multimedia presentations
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3.1 Use Media for presentation and involve community, associations and business in the learning cycle. |
Develop multimedia instructional materials that incorporate text, graphics, sound, animation, and video into multimedia presentations
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4.3 Delivery System Management. Provide a window of communication with parents regarding children’s performance and class activities. |
Design web-based Class and collaboration tools |
2.2.5 Identify, select, and integrate video and digital images in varying formats for use in presentation, publications and or other products. |
Develop multimedia instructional materials that incorporate text, graphics, sound, animation, and video into multimedia presentations
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2.3.3 Use imaging devises such as scanner, digital cameras, and or video cameras with computer systems and software |
Develop multimedia instructional materials that incorporate text, graphics, sound, animation, and video into multimedia presentations
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2.4.1 Use a variety of media, presentation and authoring packages. |
Develop multimedia instructional materials that incorporate text, graphics, sound, animation, and video into multimedia presentations
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2.4.2 Identify basic principles of instructional design associated with the development of multimedia and hypermedia learning materials. |
A comprehensive final exam |
2.4.2 Develop simple hypermedia and multimedia products that apply basic instructional design principles. |
Design web-based Class and collaboration tools |
2.4.3 Select appropriate tools for communicating concepts, conducting research, and solving problems for an intended audience and purpose. |
A comprehensive final exam |
2.4.5 Identify examples of emerging programming, authoring or problem solving environments. |
An Opinion Paper |
2.4.7 Use a computer projection device to support and deliver oral presentations |
Present a final project that demonstrates your knowledge of a successful lesson integrating technology
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2.4.10 Conduct research and evaluate on-line sources of information that support and enhance the curriculum |
Present a final project that demonstrates your knowledge of a successful lesson integrating technology
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3.1 Teaching Methodology. Plan, deliver and assess concepts and skills relevant to educational computing and technology literacy across the curriculum. |
A comprehensive final exam |
3.1.1 Design a set of evaluation strategies and methods that will assess the effectiveness of instructional units that integrate computers / technology |
An Opinion Paper Design web-based Class and collaboration tools |
4.2 Use Instructional Design and Product Development, Evaluate authoring environments for use in the classroom. Apply Instructional design principles to develop, Implement and test interactive multimedia instructional products using authoring environments. |
An Opinion Paper Design web-based Class and collaboration tools |
4.2.1 Use and apply more than one computer authoring and/or programming environment |
An Opinion Paper |
4.2.2 Describe the characteristics and uses of current authoring environments and evaluate their appropriateness for classroom applications. |
A comprehensive final exam |
4.2.3 Describe the characteristics and uses of current programming and scripting environments and evaluate their appropriateness for classroom use. |
A comprehensive final exam |
4.2.4 Apply instructional design principles to the design of screens, text, graphics, audio, and video in instructional products under development |
-Present a final project that demonstrates your knowledge of a successful lesson integrating technology -Design web-based Class and collaboration tools
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4.2.5 Describe and practice strategies for testing and evaluating instructional products designed |
A comprehensive final exam |
4.2.6 Apply instructional design principles to develop substantive interactive multimedia computer-bed instructional products. |
Design web-based Class and collaboration tools |
4.3.3 Create multimedia presentations using advanced features of a presentation tool and deliver them using computer presentation systems. |
Present a final project that demonstrates your knowledge of a successful lesson integrating technology
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Students will be able to (Numeric designations are correlations to Standards for the accreditation of advanced programs in Educational Communications and Instructional Technology (ECIT-Chapter 3)
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“Any student with a documented disability who may require special accommodations should self-identify to the instructor as early in the quarter as possible to receive effective and timely accommodations.”
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A+ Exemplary graduate work A Very good graduate work A- Very good graduate work with some minor areas for improvement B+ Satisfactory graduate work with one or two important weakness identified B Satisfactory graduate work with a few important weaknesses identified B- Barely meets the criteria sufficient for graduate work quality C Major shortcomings in work quality F Unacceptable |
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