14. If you don’t plan,
the students will
plan for you
15. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the session, teachers should be able to:
1. Discuss the preparation of digitized learning materials.
2. Explain fair use of learning materials
16. What is Digitized
Learning Materials
Digitized learning materials or e-
learning materials are study materials
published in digital format. These
include e-textbooks, e-workbooks,
educational videos, e-tests, etc.
https://www.innove.ee/en/teaching-materials-and-methodologies/digital-learning-materials/
18. Of DIGITIZED LEARNING
MATERIALS
● To help educator deliver a message creatively,
clearly and engaging.
● Assist learners in gaining and increasing
awareness and skills as well as retaining more
effectively what they learn.
● Reinforce learning, and potentially bring realism
to the experience.
● Saving time and energy on the part of both the
teacher and the learner.
21. ADDIE
Analyze the needs of the learners.
Design the learning objectives.
Develop instructional materials and content.
Implement the material by delivering training.
Evaluate the materials and delivery.
32. TIPS
• Make it short.
• Avoid hang time or speech
gaps
• Keep it simple and clear
Video Editing App
• CapCut (Cellphone)
• Wondershare Filmora (Computer)
• Canva
• Microsoft PowerPoint
35. “Fair use is not the law. There’s nothing in law.” - Jack Valenti
36.
37.
38. Fair use allows you to use a brief portion of a
copyrighted works without permission for
certain types of use such as:
● Criticism
● Teaching
● News reporting
● Research
● Parody
39. The purpose and character of the use.
Purpose
4 factors of Fair Use:
Amount
The amount and substantiality of the
portion.
Nature
The nature of the copyrighted work.
The effect of the use upon the potential
market.
Effect
https://www.lib.uchicago.edu/copyrightinfo/fairuse.html
40. 10% Rule
Inspiration of the
Teacher
Include Copyright
Information
Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers
41. ● Short Works
● 10% of longer works
What can you do?
10% or 3 minutes
10% or 30 seconds ● Images
● Sound files & videos
● Links
Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers
42. Choosing & Using Sources: A Guide to Academic Research
https://ohiostate.pressbooks.pub/choosingsources/chapter/common-examples-of-fair-use/
Include both media and
text.
Common examples of Fair Use
Include electronic reserves. Teachers can make use of
video or sound clips.
Providing access for the
purpose of research.
Common to quote other
researcher’s projects.
Fair use is not only
available to educational
purposes.
46. We are all GAME CHANGERS
Every single day is CHANGING MORE
LIVES
Because of people like you our country
has a FIGHTING CHANCE
47. “Technology will not replace great
teachers but technology in the
hands of great teachers can be
transformational.”
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listening!