The document outlines various ways to enhance learning through multimedia, including the use of images, audio, and videos to create engaging activities such as storytelling prompts and interactive review games. It emphasizes the importance of embedding media into presentations and adapting content for diverse learners, including ELL and hearing-impaired students. Techniques for utilizing closed captioning and downloadable resources to support instruction are also discussed.

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2. Introductions F2F Name: Patti Duncan Online Alias: yoyosciteach Wiki: http://techiescitchr.wikispaces.com Email: duncanpatti@netzero.net

3. A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS – USING IMAGES

5. Create Writing Prompts “ Scramble and Write” “ Finish the Story” Embed Images into interactive review games Students use images in slide show presentations Incorporate into “notes” in Power point or Smart Board

6. “ SCRAMBLE AND WRITE” Search for images along a specific theme

7. Choose three or four, print, laminate and cut up Students can put images into any order they wish… then write a story based on the order

8. “ FINISH THE STORY” Put students into groups of 3 or 4… Give each student a different picture Instruct students not to show others in the group their picture… Each student starts to write a story based on their picture….

9. When the teacher says “switch” students pass their stories to the right and pick up the story that is handed to them….

10. Each time the story switches to the next student… it changes.

11. By the end of the lesson each group has produced 4 different stories based on the same 4 pictures...

12. REVIEW GAMES Click here to get PPT Review Games

13. Who is….. ???

14. Nucleus Vacuole Mitochondria “ NOTES” or “SMARTBOARDS”

15. LISTENING AS ART – USING AUDIO, SONGS AND SOUND EFFECTS

17. Audio Background for original digital stories Anticipatory Set / Review Read-A-Long “ Tell me a story” Load onto MP3 players for students who need “help” while reading Use “audio vocabulary” from Lesson Plans in Library

19. Read Along

20. Download the audio file and upload to MP3 player for student to listen to at home… on bus… while others are reading silently

21. Story Time

22. Lesson Plan Library

24. Using Songs Download the song (right-click, “save target as” on PC or ctl + click on Mac) and insert it into your PowerPoint, Inspiration map, Word Doc, etc.

25. Use as an anticipatory set Help students learn concepts by singing song together Help students study (MP3) Play “Karyoke” Songs

26. When students ask… what are we doing today? ….

27. Singing together to get the concept….

28. Upload MP3 files to computer center or MP3 player so students can “study”

29. Learning a different language or helping the ESL student…

30. Use “Sound Effects” to set the mood, emphasize a point, or as background for a digital story

31. SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE – EMBEDDING MEDIA

32. Videos and Video Segments

33. Videos and Video Segments

34. Videos and Video Segments Use a video as an anticipatory set or warm up prompt (build interest) Use videos for remediation or extension learning Strip the audio and have students develop their own voiceover narration Use the videos as raw material for digital stories (iMovie. Movie Maker, Adobe Premier, etc.)

35. Embed Media into Inspiration 8

36. Multimedia Presentations Embedding media into PPT Hyperlinking Embedding Embedding Media AND a Player (Windows) http://jdorman.wikispaces.com/MSOffice

37. Embedding Media – PPT for Mac

38. Embedding In PPT (Windows) http://jdorman.wikispaces.com/MSOffice

39. Really Embedding Media – PPT 97/2003 1. Go to your tool bar and click on the word “ View ” 2. Click on Toolbars and then Control Tool Box This will bring up a box that looks like this:

40. Really Embedding continued 3. Click on the Hammer And Wrench Icon 4. Scroll down and choose Windows Media Player This will change your cursor to a + symbol – Giving you the ability to draw a box

41. Really Embedding continued 5. Draw a box and then right-click on the box and choose Properties

42. Almost there… 6. Click inside the blank box next to the box titled ( Custom) and then click on the three little dots

43. Finding the video 7. Click on the Browse button to find the video that you want to embed, then check the Stretch to fit button and then click on the OK button

44. TAKING IT GLOBAL WITH ATLAS

48. TYING IT ALL TOGETHER WITH THEMATIC FOCUS

52. “ IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY” – USING CALENDAR

54. VISUALIZE THE NARRATION – CLOSED CAPTIONING

55. Closed Captioning To help students who are hearing impaired To help ELL students To help struggling readers To emphasize a grammar or vocabulary lesson To use in combination with a writing exercise To reinforce a concept

56. Closed Captioning Log into DE streaming and click on the Advanced Search link Scroll down and click in the box next to “Include only Closed Captioned Titles”

57. Downloading a Closed Captioned Movie First right-click on the blue download icon, choose “Save Target As” and then place it in a folder on your computer Then repeat the process, this time right-clicking on the “CC” icon Adjust the CC settings within your Windows Media Player – CC settings

58. Font Size Open the CC file in a text editing program like Wordpad or Notepad Locate the line of code that indicates “font size” Increase the font size from 10 to 30 (or whatever you prefer) Save the CC file

59. CC 10 pt 30 pt

60. CC

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