neděle 23. září 2012
PC Skills 2: Methodology and Technology
Credit requirements
1. E-learning material: a scenario; deadline November 1, 2012
2. Material for interactive board – deadline November 18.2012
3. WebQuest to be created in groups of max. 3 – deadline December 12,2012
Finalised projects shall be submitted before given deadlines; please publish your project in your personal web site and send me an email (jana.pavlikova@ujep.cz) with the URL.
EXAM – KAJ/6120
written, 120min in a computer lab (CS226); the task will be to publish several interlinked HotPot exercises and IWB material on a given topic, and with the requested details.
1. Interactive Board Project
Choose a textbook and a topic as a basis (primary or lower secondary levels – basic school)
1. the aim: teaching vocabulary; choose 10-12 vocabulary items
2. choose and design various activities
3. inspiration: www.veskole.cz
At first, you should choose the topic for your interactive board materials (ITBM), and list the keywords you want to teach. Into the comments to this blog entry, please include:
1. Topic
2. target group - age, grade
3. the textbook you are using
4. the list of 10-12 keywords.
The finalised ITB Projectwill be published online in both formats (Activ + Smart)
The project must include:
• Introductory page – Topic, Target group, Objectives, Author’s name, date
• All references
• Active URLs
• Listening task + tapescript
• Lots of interactivity
• Inner links among pages whenever necessary
• Feedback and keys to ALL tasks
• Teacher’s Book - instructions
Most frequent mistakes:
• Vague tasks, not defined objectives
• Too many visual effects without purpose
• Missing keys and feedback, or missing multiple correct answers
• The pages are too long – cannot be seen in one screen
• strange combinations of colours
• misspelled words, slips, grammatical mistakes
2. WebQuest
For the final design and publishing, you may:
use questgarden or zunal:
• Read the registration and free use conditions first.
download and install phpwebquest generator
download a template and use it
• http://www.educationaltechnology.ca/resources/webquest/templates.php
• http://webquest.sdsu.edu/LessonTemplate.htmlhttp://webquest.sdsu.edu/LessonTemplate.html
The final product shall be uploaded to your personal web; if it is published elsewhere, you will include active link.
WebQuest characteristic:
• information search
• information processing (THINKING, evaluating, comparing, choosing, combining, analysis, synthesis…)
• creativity
• autonomy
• fun
What is necessary:
• clear instructions
• clear description of the final product
• adequate choice of internet sources, with comments
WebQuest from the T’s point of view:
• choosing topic and task
• TIME – web search, detailing the process, clear and logical instructions
• focus on information processing – prevent plagiarism
• focus on authentic English resources
WebQuest from the Ss point of view:
• TASK
• instructions
• tips + web URLs
• final product
• autonomy + freedom of choice
• creativity
Přihlásit se k odběru:
Komentáře k příspěvku (Atom)
Take the children to the ZOO. Age: 8,9 years.
OdpovědětVymazatTell them how to say each animal in english.
Give them some information about the animals.
Take a photo of each animal with the children.
Make a presentation with the photos and ask them questions. (Trying to show them also a written form)
Konfršt, Pagáčová, Havránková, Čízová, Jiříková, Kuzmová.
Choose a topic.
VymazatFind a material with information about the topic.(video, audio, photos etc.)
Make a presentation about concrete topic and give them some questions.
General rules:
OdpovědětVymazat-Feedback should be given as fast as possible
-It should be short & clear but meaningful
-Constructive
-Should motivate students to improve their performance
ways of feedback:
-email (consulting, individual approach, )
-blog (website, discussion forum)
-Skype (consulting, real time feedback)
-Interactive board, Powerpoint (list of common mistakes, presentation with the right solution, or ways how to aprroach given task)
-Teamviewer(http://www.teamviewer.com) (observing how students deal with their tasks, real time feedback)
-Social networks (the quickest way of feedback, dealing with groups of students)
types of feedback:
-Knowledge-of-response (tells learners whether their answers are correct or incorrect.)
-Answer-until-correct (requires the learner to remain on the same test item until the correct answer is selected)
Works cited:
(B.Jean Mason, Roger Bruning;Center for Instructional Innovation;University of Nebraska "Providing Feedback in Computer-based Instruction: What the Research Tells Us"
http://dwb.unl.edu/Edit/MB/MasonBruning.html)
Vagner, Czernek, Fojtů, Špiritová, Rodová, Malkovská
Hot Potatoes – exercises
OdpovědětVymazatOnline dictionaries – pronunciation, spelling, different phrases
Microsoft Word - stories – reading and writing
Skype – find a friendly native speaker
Podcast – create an interview, find a suitable topic and record it
Internet (e.g. BBC. Com) – find an article and present new ideas to your colleagues
Interactive games – interactive board, Gamestolearnenglish.com
Zatírandová, Michelová, Strohová, Dynda, Červená, Kleinová
Presentation:
OdpovědětVymazatInternet resources – chosen, filtered, suggested; informed evaluation
Direct x indirect (at school x home)
HW – PC (elearning), projector, interactive board
SW – image, text, audio, video
Skype, youtube, facebook
scenarios
Practice:
From drill to creative use: teacher dependent -> teacher independent
Drill: online tasks, HotPot
Creativity:
PC as a tool – Word, image processing software, audio processing
IT as a space for publishing projects, WebQuest, podcast, videos (getting + comparing information and presenting results)
Feedback:
Content - checking info online
Form – spellcheck, dictionaries
Real-time or delayed (chat x forum)
With a real person (Skype, chat, forum)
Computer-processed info (HotPot, e-learning)
Hana Kuzmová
Vymazat1) Travelling
2)13-14, A2/B1
3)accomodation, sightseeing, hitchhike, hike, guide, cruise, cable car, luggage, sleeping bag, timetable, backpack
ANNA ČERVENÁ
OdpovědětVymazat1. food
2. 7-8, second-third grade (basic school)
3. New Headway Elementary
4. chips, chicken, tuna, egg salad, ice-cream, chocolate cake, coffee, tea, orange juice, mineral water
Pete Vagner
OdpovědětVymazat1. Topic - at home
2. target group - lower secondary students (5-6th grade)
3. textbook - Messages 1
4. the list of 10-12 keywords:
Living room
Bedroom
garden
Dining room
hall
shower
upstairs
downstairs
couch
kitchen
toilet
Havránková Hana
OdpovědětVymazat1) Enjoy your weekend - activities
2) low-intermediate level, seventh to eighth grade
3) visiting friends, sightseeing, scuba diving, walking, flying, sailing, going to the cinema, swimming, clubbing, astronomy, gardening, reading books, shopping...
4)English 365
Marek Czernek
OdpovědětVymazat1. Breakfast
2. target group - age: 12-13, grade: 6
3. textbook: Cambridge English Worldwide
4. the list of 10-12 keywords:
cereal, egg, juice, milk, cheese, pastry, bread, sausage, waffle, pancake, butter
Tomáš Fojtů
OdpovědětVymazat1. Classroom language
2. target group - 6-7, 1st grade
3. Sky 1
4. Look, speak, listen, read, write, sit, repeat, sing, draw, pencil, rubber
Jana Michelová
OdpovědětVymazat1)Food from around the world
2)13-14 years, seventh grade
3)"More!" - by Herbert Puchta and Jeff Stranks
4)shrimp, climate, olive oil, import, export, couisine, grow, hemisphere, commodity, supper, cooker, artichoke
Markéta Pagáčová
OdpovědětVymazat1. What is she like?
2. starter, level 1, A1/A2
3. Sky
4. likeable, angry, happy, sad, hilarious, pleasant, mature, brave, kind, smart
NIKOLA ŠPIRITOVÁ
OdpovědětVymazat1. medieval times
2. 4-6
3. Sky 2 - Student´s book
4. palace, castle, crown, jewel, execution block, gate, prison, tower, guard, conqueror
Pavel Dynda
OdpovědětVymazat1. Enviroment
2. target group - grade 6-7
3. Cambridge Messages 3
4. endangered, pollution, destroy, volunteer, rainforest, starvation/famine, ocean, protect, campaign, adopt
Lenka Kleinová
OdpovědětVymazat1)Movies
2)grade - 6
3)Cambridge English Worldwide
4)camera, script, director, western, romance, science fiction, cartoon, cinema, awards, review
Lenka Čízová
OdpovědětVymazat1. Clothes
2. Sky 3 - Student's book
3. age 13-14, A2/B1
4. flip-flops, bow, combat trousers, raincoat, gloves, tights, scarf, polo-shirt, wellington boots, slippers
Jarmila Zatírandová
OdpovědětVymazat1)City and country
2)beginner, A1/A2
3)New Headway, Elementary Student's book
4)capital city, population, city, country, theatre, tourist, building, park, church, bridge
Aneta Strohová
OdpovědětVymazat1) Everyday life
2) starter, A1/A2
3) Cutting Edge Elementary
4) sleep, work, study, eat, drink, food, school, office, house, garden, friend, family
Michaela Rodová
OdpovědětVymazat1)Jobs
2)A2
3)New Headway, Elementary Student's book
4)journalist, nurse, lawyer, chef, actor, miner, firefighter, accountant, plumber, waiter, postman, vet, secretary
Berenika Malkovská
OdpovědětVymazat1. Personal possessions
2. Beginners, 8-9 years
3. Straightforward - elementary
4. key words: bag, purse, diary, watch, pencilcase, ring, perfume, toothbrush, comb, MP3 player
Konfršt L.
OdpovědětVymazat1. Free time activity
2. Elementary
3. Michael Vince
4. Jigsaw puzzle, table tennis, computer games, board games, pool, darts, cards, chess, television, draughts.