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Chapter 6
Teaching with Multimedia and Hypermedia
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Technology Integration Example:
Interactive Multimedia StorybooksPhases 1-2: TPACK &
relative advantagePhase 3: Objectives and AssessmentsPhase 4:
Integration StrategiesPhase 5: Instructional EnvironmentPhase
6: Evaluate and Revise
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How Do They Differ?
MultimediaMultiple mediaCombination of media to
communicate in multiple ways
Still graphics, photos, sound, video, animation, text
HypermediaLinked mediaInteractive media
Hypertext, Internet browsers, new media
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Types of Hypermedia SystemsCommercial hypermedia software
Authoring tools (design & development)
Presentation software
Video production and editing systems
Hypermedia design & development software
Virtual reality environments
Web 2.0
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Current & Future Impact of Hypermedia on EducationIncreased
motivationFlexible learning modesDevelops creative & critical
thinking skillsImproved writing and process skills
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Research on Impact
BenefitsMultiple channels through which to processing
informationMore creative solutions with problem
solvingGreater comprehension and retention
ConcernsImpact on higher level skillsLearner style
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Research on Design & Use
CharacteristicsInstructional designScreen designInteraction and
feedbackNavigationLearner controlColor Graphics Animation
AudioVideo
Principles to ConsiderUtilityUsabilityAesthetics
Strong positive correlation between perceived aesthetics and
usability
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Recent Developments in Hypermedia SystemsWeb 2.0: Users as
designersConvergence of offline (disc) and online (Internet)
developmentIncreasing ease of use
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Commercial Hypermedia
Instructional SoftwareTutorialsDrill and
practiceSimulationsInstructional gamesProblem solving
Interactive BooksInteractive storybookseBooks
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Commercial Hypermedia (continued)
Reference MaterialsEncyclopedias Almanacs Atlases
Newspapers and newslettersProceedings and conference
6. materials
Collections of ResourcesClip artSound effectsPhotographs
FlowchartsConcept mapsVideo clipsFontsAnimations
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Evaluating Commercial Hypermedia ProductsInstructional
planning and supportInstructional designContentInterface
design and navigationFeedback and interactivity
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Integration Strategies for Commercial Hypermedia Products
Instructional SoftwareSee chapter 3
Software ToolsSee chapters 4 and 5See also Technology
Integration Lessons 6.1 and 6.2
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Multimedia/Hypermedia Design and Development
Five Types of ToolsPresentation softwareVideo production and
editing systemsHypermedia development softwareVirtual
environments and immersion toolsWeb 2.0 authoring tools
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Authoring ResourcesAudioVideoPhotographsGraphic
imagesText
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Hardware RequirementsComputerDigital cameraScannerVideo
digitizerCamcorder and other video inputMicrophoneSpeakers
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Design & Development Procedures
Review existing products
Perform research first
Storyboard
Develop individual frames and segments
Add links and/or scripts
Test and revise the product
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Sequence of Development Steps
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Authoring Skills to Develop Over TimeMedia literacyUsing
music & artPrint and graphic design principlesVideo design
principlesCreativity and novel thinkingConsidering the audience
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Evaluating Student-Developed Hypermedia/Multimedia
ProjectsContentInstructional designOrganization and
navigationAppearanceGraphics, videos, and sound
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Integration Strategies for Presentation SoftwareSupport for
lectures or presentationsPractice screensAssessment
screensBrief tutorialsBook reportsStudent-created presentations
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Integration Strategies for Video Production & Editing
SystemsDemonstrations of proceduresStudent-created
presentationsVideo lecturesVideo portfoliosVideo decision-
making and problem-solving simulations
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Integration Strategies for Video Production & Editing Systems
(continued)Documenting school activitiesVisual literacy
instructionTeaching video productionReal-time communication,
collaboration, and presentation
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Integration Strategies for Hypermedia AuthoringBrief
tutorialsStudent-created presentationsInteractive
storybooksStudent-designed websites and mini-games
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Integration Strategies for Virtual Environments and Immersion
ToolsImaging for virtual field trips3-D models to illustrate how
systems workImmersion learning environments for practice,
exploration, communication, and collaboration
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Integration Strategies for Web 2.0 Authoring ToolsShare
reflections on coursework or topicsExplore community-
generated knowledgeEncourage students to share and reflect
12. upon their work in the context of a broad community of
connected individualsConnect students to both personal and
classroom interactive learning spaces 24 hours-a-day
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