Electronic Assessment Tools and the Use of Digital Media in Education Serpil S. Sonmez [email_address] Florida State University
In This Workshop 1. Using Web Tools to Create Multimedia Materials a. Blogging d. Vodcasting c. Podcasting b. Skypecasting 2. Electronic Assessment Tools 3. Peer Networking
Why Multimedia?
Multiple Intelligence, ARCS (Keller, 1987)
Attention
Relevance
Confidence
Satisfaction
Makes learning environment attractive, relevant to student interests and goals, leads to confidence, and provides satisfaction
Creating multimedia materials
Digital Pictures
Vocabulary activities (synonyms, antonyms)
Writing journals (i.e. classroom diaries)
History (School history)
Culture (i.e. dining at home)
Reading Activities (i.e. demonstration of the novel read)
Can create movies and add sound+text
Movies with Digital Pictures
Example
BLOGGING
A blog is a website entry that may be in the form of personal diaries, journals, commentaries, e-portfolios, etc. A blog can contain, sounds, pictures, videos, animations. Simply, anything!
Edublogger
Writing Matrix
WIKIS
Wikis are websites that are editable by others.
Enables students to work collaboratively on projects, such as creative essays, portfolios, classroom diaries, book clubs, etc.
Allows for peer-reviews and group authoring.
Wikispaces- example
PODCASTING/VODCASTING
Podcasting is associated with the famous iPods by Apple. But you don’t need to own an i-pod for podcasting. A podcast enables you to produce your own audio files that are downloadable and accessible over the internet.
Vodcasting is publishing your videos on the web.
Can listen on your Mp3 player
Gadgets for Podcasting Laptop Recorder Ipod Mic
Gadgets for Vodcasting Laptop Camcorder Webcam Mic
Education Podcast Network
Ed-Cast
Learn-on-the-go
Skypecasts
Skypecasts
ELECTRONIC ASSESSMENT
Exam Tools
Survey Monkey
Easy Test Maker
Quia
Quiz Center
2. Rubric Generators
Rubistar
Rubric Maker
Survey Monkey
Easy Test-Maker
ETM-Example See Handout for hard copy
Quiz Center Example Example 1
Rubistar
Rubistar Making the Rubric
Rubistar example
Rubric Maker
PEER NETWORKS
Allows students to meet other ESL students or native English speaking students.
Teachers can meet colleagues and peers all over the world, share experiences.
Students and teachers share projects with other classrooms all over the world.
Individuals can exchange knowledge with other teachers, students, administrators, and educational organizations.
Tapped In
Webheads In Action
EFI (English for Internet)
THINGS TO CONSIDER Copyright Ease Of Use Quality Privacy and Security Successful Teaching and Learning With Multimedia Materials
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