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1. NON-DIGITAL & DIGITAL
SKILLS & TOOLS IN
DELIVERING TECHNOLOGY-
ENHANCED LESSONS

2. LESSON 1:

3. Are defined as print and non-print
items that are rested to impact information
to students in the educational process
(Effiong & Igiri, 2015).

4. Examples of instructional materials

5. Examples of instructional materials
Diorama

6. Examples of instructional materials
Diorama
Nature Table

7. Examples of instructional materials
Diorama
Nature Table
Writing Board

8. Examples of instructional materials
Diorama
Nature Table
Writing Board
Flip Chart

9. Examples of instructional materials
Diorama
Nature Table
Writing Board
Zigzag Board
Flip Chart

10. Examples of instructional materials
Diorama
Nature Table
Writing Board Wall Display
Zigzag Board
Flip Chart

11. Examples of instructional materials
Diorama
Nature Table
Writing Board Wall Display
Zigzag Board
Flip Chart
Rope and Pole Display Board

12. 1. Diorama
Are small scenes created of layers of
materials, all depicting a similar concept
or theme. They usually display a historical
time period, a nature scene, or a fictional
situation.

13. Examples of Diorama

14. Examples of Diorama

15. Examples of Diorama

16. 2. Nature Table
Is a table that contains object and/or
scenes related to the current season, or
upcoming festival or a symbol of an
ecosystem.

17. Examples
Of
Nature Table

18. Examples
Of
Nature Table

19. Examples
Of
Nature Table

20. 3. Writing Board
can display information written with
chalk (chalkboard or blackboard) or
special pens (whiteboard).

21. Example of Writing Board

22. 4. Flip Chart
It is a large tablet or pad of paper,
usually on a tripod or stand.

23. Examples of Flip Chart

24. 5. Zigzag Board
It is a multi-board series of three
or four rectangular boards.

25. Examples of Zigzag Board

26. 6. Wall Display
Is a collection of many different types
of items and materials put up on a wall to
make an interesting and informative
display.

27. Examples of Wall Display

28. 7. Rope and Pole display board
Is invaluable where there are few
solid walls for displaying information.

29. Examples of Rope
And
Pole display board

30. Examples of Rope
And
Pole display board

31. Examples of Rope
And
Pole display board

33. Guidelines when designing conventional
instructional materials

34. Guidelines when designing conventional
instructional materials
UNITY

35. Guidelines when designing conventional
instructional materials
UNITY
SIMPLICITY

36. Guidelines when designing conventional
instructional materials
UNITY
SIMPLICITY
LEGIBILITY

37. Guidelines when designing conventional
instructional materials
UNITY
SIMPLICITY
LEGIBILITY
CONSISTENCY

38. Guidelines when designing conventional
instructional materials
UNITY
SIMPLICITY
LEGIBILITY
CONSISTENCY
CLARITY

39. Guidelines when designing conventional
instructional materials
UNITY
SIMPLICITY
LEGIBILITY
CONSISTENCY
QUALITY
CLARITY

40. UNITY
Use only one idea for each
visual aid and include a
headline.

41. SIMPLICITY
Make ideas and relationships
simple and easy to recall.

42. LEGIBILITY
Make letters big and readable
for all in the audience.

43. CONSISTENCY
Use the same type style and
art style.

44. CLARITY
Avoid type that is too small to
read; avoid all caps.

45. QUALITY
Make it neat and professional,
and remember to proofread.

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