Marry Joy G.

PalicpicBSEd 2-B

The study of educational technology

prepares individuals by helping them

acquire a deeper understanding and

mastery of: learning resources:

messages, people, materials, devices, tec

hniques and settings; processes for

analyzing and devising solutions to those

problems through

research, theory, design, production, evalu

ation, utilization; the processes involved in

organization and personnel management.

The focus is on effective processes to

facilitate learning using technologies and

understanding the impacts of technology

on learners and organizations.

Flashcards

Flashcard

Flash cards are a really handy

resource to have and can be useful at

every stage of the class. They are a

great way to present, practice and

recycle vocabulary and when students

become familiar with the activities

used in class, they can be given out to

early-finishers to use in small groups.

Activities using flash cards:

Memory Activities

Drilling Activities

identification and TPR activities.

Visual Aids

Visual Aids for learning is a company that develops images to streamline and support learning.

Visuals will help children who have difficulties with: listening and attending, understanding and responding , processing sequenced information ,motivation and play, following instructions and routines, anxiety and resistance to change, social isolation and shyness and in challenging behavior.

Chalkboard

Chalkboard emphasizing

essential information and

developing ideas as the class

progresses. The chalkboard is

inexpensive, especially when the

usable life of the board is

considered. It is flexible in use in

the sense that instructors may

use it, learners may use it and

changes can be easily made

through erasure.

Video Clip

Video Clip

Video clips help emphasize ideas

and lessons, and promote discussion.

Computers

Students can work in small groups

and use laptop computers to take

notes on their group's discussions

(replacing the use of poster paper or

handwritten overhead transparencies).

When they share their group's findings

with the whole class, they copy their

work to disk and bring it up to the front

of the class to project using the

instructor's computer.

Powerpoint presentation

Slide presentation software such

as PowerPoint has become an

ingrained part of many instructional

settings, particularly in large classes

and in courses more geared toward

information exchange than skill

development.

Benefits of using presentation

graphics:

Engaging multiple learning styles

Increasing visual impact

Improving audience focus

Providing annotations and highlights

Analyzing and synthesizing complexities

Enriching curriculum with interdisciplinarity

Increasing spontaneity and interactivity

Increasing wonder

White Board

White Board

They are a powerful tool in the

classroom adding interactivity and

collaboration, allowing the integration

of media content into the lecture and

supporting collaborative learning.

Used innovatively they create a wide

range of learning opportunities.

References:

http://www.slideshare.net/corpuz/the-chalkboard

http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/using-flash-cards-young-learners

http://www.neiu.edu/~sdundis/hrd310/chlkbrd.pdf

http://www.businessballs.com/clips_for_teaching_and_training.htm

http://ccnmtl.columbia.edu/enhanced/primers/audio_as_teaching_tool.html

http://www.visualaidsforlearning.com/

http://www.fctl.ucf.edu/teachingandlearningresources/Technology/PowerPoint/index.php