DESIGNING A MULTI-MEDIA PRESENTATION
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The document provides instructions for designing a multi-media presentation. It outlines 12 steps: 1) making an instructional plan storyboard, 2) stating the importance of multi-media presentations, 3) preparing a unit plan with essential and content questions, 4) locating resources, 5) gathering and organizing information, 6) creating an evaluation rubric, 7) preparing a storyboard, 8) using PowerPoint to create slides, 9) revisiting the unit plan, 10) revisiting the evaluation rubric, 11) presenting the project, and 12) designing a sample multi-media presentation on a chosen lesson shown through a storyboard. The document emphasizes that multi-media presentations in teaching make lessons more engaging,
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DESIGNING A MULTI-MEDIA PRESENTATION
- 1. Designing
- 2. Multi-media
- 3. presentation
- 4. technology
- 5. DESIGNING A MULTI-MEDIA PRESENTATION REPORTER: Sales,Olive JoyT. BSEIII- English
- 6. Make a storyboard of instructional plan. State the importance of using a multi-media presentation in teaching
- 7. more engaging more interesting more motivating
- 9. a. PSSLC b. Student learning Objectives
- 10. A. Preparing a unit plan Essential Question Unit Questions Content Questions
- 11. B. Locating resources to include internet surfing, book reading, interview, conducting a field trip and picture studying among others.
- 12. C. Gathering pertinent information, classifying and organize them.
- 13. D. Locating into a rubric for evaluating multi- media presentation.
- 14. E. Preparing a story board
- 15. Slide 1 Title: Redesigning Mother Earth Author: Grade Level: School: Slide 2 Overview of the unit Slide 3 Definition of erosion Slide 4 Causes of erosion Slide 5 Effects of erosion to man and animals Slide 6 Reasons for preventing erosion Slide 7 Commitment or tasks to do to prevent erosion Slide 8 resources
- 16. F. Working on Computer. Using PowerPoint prepare the slides.
- 17. G. Revisiting your unit
- 18. H. Revisiting your pre- planned rubric.
- 19. I. Presenting the project to class.
- 20. Resources: Time Frame: Evaluation: a rubric
- 21. APPLICATION: Choose a lesson in your area of specialization and design a multi- media presentation. Show it thru Story board only. ( include your objectives ) ( work in pair )
- 22. how do you think designing a multi-media presentation helps the teachers and the students?