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Angeles University FoundationAngeles City
CENTER FOR CHRISTIAN FORMATION
FACILITATING LEARNING THROUGH THE USE OF EDUCATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY AND MULTI-SENSORY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
SUBMITTED BY:
MR. JAN PAUL S. LUGTU
MR. ARISTOTHEL MELADMR. MARVIN S. PANGAN
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Outline:
1. The Role of Media and Technology in Education
2. A Framework for Selecting and Using Technology
3. Supporting Technology-Based Learning
a. Webtures instead of Lectures
b. Teaching Students to Web Intelligently and Critically
4. Contextualized Learning: Supporting Learning in Context
5. Intelligent and Adaptive Web-Based Instruction
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1. The Role of Media and Technology in Education
a. Discussion of the nature of media and technology and influence on
knowing and the process of knowing
b. Examining the common technologies and media currently used for
teaching and learning, comparison of these various learning materials.
c. Attributes or characteristics of media and technologies, and how theyrepresent or structure knowledge.
d. Effect of the use of technology on learning outcomes
2. A Framework for Selecting and Using Technology
In order to make best possible decisions for about the selection and use of
media and technology for teaching and learning, the following questions must
be answered:
a. What kind of activities by the student would most facilitate learning of the
subject?
b. What media or technology would best facilitate this interaction?c. How can technology enable scarce teaching resources to be best used, and
be best supported by less scarce resources, with respect to increasing the
amount and quality of learner interaction?
3. Supporting Technology-Based Learning
a. Webtures instead of lectures
1. One advantage in using the World Wide Web in teaching is the
capability to display lecture material with links to relatedinformation.
2. The Web can also be used for a number of exercise-type
activities to help students master course content
b. Teaching Students to Web Critically and Intelligently
1. Providing the tools for navigating the World Wide Web.
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2. Helping students develop critical thinking and evaluating skills,
based on the following criteria:
1. Overall Design
a. Effective use of visual rhetoric
i. Color
ii. Textiii. Layout on the screen
iv. Graphics
b. Ease of Information Access effective use ofheaders and lists
3. Content
a. Usefulness of information presented
b. Usefulness of linksc. Information given appropriate to the audience and
purpose for this site
4. Purpose
1. Clear, identifiable purpose to the site
2. Clear, identifiable audience for the site
4. Contextualized Learning: Supporting Learning in Context
a. Presentation of current e-learning systems that enable support for
contextualized learning.
b. Analysis of new learning paradigms and their potentials for e-learning andcontextualization
5. Intelligent and Adaptive Web-Based Instruction
a. Description of web-based instructional tutorials that support active and
engaging learning.
b. Consideration of the students needs and capabilities, as well as teachingstrategies while taking advantage of the possibilities of the Web, by being
open to other resources (web sites) and other people (online communities).