Instructor s role_in_multimedia_environment
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The instructor must provide a well-managed learning environment and create materials to encourage creative and critical thinking. They examine student needs through analysis to develop instruction that meets the needs of all. The instructor then analyzes the curriculum to find materials that fit required instruction and student needs. Resources like interactive websites, blogs, and wikis are used. The instructor facilitates student work with the information, providing some help but allowing students to work independently with the instructor available to assist when needed.
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- 1. Instructor’s role in Multimedia Environment
- 2. Role of Instructor The Role of the instructor is to provide a well managed learning environment for students To create or provide student’s with material that will enable them to think creatively and critically.
- 3. Setting Up Instruction The instruction must examine the needs of the students and come up with instruction that can meet the needs of all involved. This can be done by doing a student analysis
- 4. Examine the Curriculum The instructor will then examine the curriculum to see what is to be start and find material that help to fit the instruction that must be taught and meet the needs of the students.
- 5. Resources The instructor the internet to find a wide range of activities that could be used. Some examples are interactive websites, blogs, webquests , wikis and the list goes on
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