The history of film. How it is used as teaching aid in 1920s. The challenges that the teachers in 1920s faced when using film as teaching aid.

1. By:
Nurul Amirah Bt Amizan
Nur Musfirah Bt Ahmad Jamuli
Nurhidayah Adilla Bt Abdul Rahman
Wan Madihah Bt Wan Moktar
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2. FILM•Movie, motion picture or photoplay

3. Motion
Picture
•First electric-driven instructional technologies that was
projected to revolutionise teaching
•Offered teacher NEW teaching aid

5. early 19th Century
late 19th century

6. Emergence of Albeit-silent educational
film industry

10. The Great Depression
Sound movie was introduced

11. Documentary that does not tied to the
curriculum

13. Many education authorities
created audiovisual unit

15. Challenges

16. Need darkened room

17. Heavy and cumbersome

18. Expensive

19. Manually threaded

20. Teachers could not
create their own lesson

21. Difficulties to show a
part of the film

22. The perception of
teachers

23. FILM AS TEACHER
USAGE
IN CLASSROOM

29. “After almost forty years of
experience with motion pictures in
schools the evidence , flawed as it
is , suggests most teachers used
films infrequently in classrooms”
(Cuban,1986,p.17)

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39. Lee, M., & Winzenried, A. (2009). The use of instructional technology in
schools lessons to be learned. Camberwell, Vic.: ACER Press.