How to create a fantastic presentation for your
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This document provides guidance on creating effective multimedia presentations for the classroom. It discusses how multimedia addresses different learning styles through varied forms of presentation like audio, visual, and tactile. The goal is to immerse students in a multisensory experience to promote learning. Examples of multimedia include kits, hypermedia, interactive and virtual media. Teachers can use existing materials or create their own to actively involve students and reinforce learning. While multimedia has advantages like combining different content types to actively engage learners, there are also potential disadvantages like costs, production time, and technical issues.
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- 1. How to create a fantastic presentation for your future classes.by Traci Lockhart
- 2. MuLtiMeDiAWhat Is Multimedia?Multimedia addresses different learning styles.Auditory learners, visual learners, and tactile learners all benefit from multimedia’s varied presentation forms.The goal of multimedia in education is to immerse the learner in a multisensory experience to promote learning.
- 3. Examples:Multimedia kits.Hypermedia.Interactive media.Virtual media.Which one will you choose for your classroom?Hopefully the one that will benefit your students.
- 4. How will this impact your classroom?You can use exsiting materials or make your own.Actively involving the students to reinforce learning.Make them feel good about themselves as they are learning.Capture and hold your students interest.Students can be involved in their own projects and easily make their own multimedia files.
- 5. Advantages:Text, audio, graphics, still pictures, and motion pictures all combined in one easy-to-use system.Actively involves the learner.Helps to maintain the learners attention.The learner can choose what to study and view from the menus.Making the learning easy or more challenging; the learner can choose.
- 6. Disadvantages:CostProduction expenseGetting “lost” in cyberspaceTime consumingReplacement These are just some of the disadvantages that could be a barrier.
- 7. Bibliography:www.worldofteaching.comInstructional Technology and Media for Learning. Eighth edition. Teaching and Learning with Technology. Fourth edition.