Hypermedia Presentations in the classroom

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Hypermedia Presentationsin the classroom

• for
• All Otsego Teachers

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Contents

• Reasons to use hypermedia
• Hypermedia design considerations
• Limitations of hypermedia
• Hypermedia integration strategies
• Directed Model
• Contstructivist Model
• Credits

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Reasons to use Hypermedia

• offers new methods of structured discovery
• addresses varied learning styles
• motivates and empowers students
• accommodates nonlinear exploration, allowing
  teachers to preset information as a web of
  interconnections rather than a stream of facts

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Design considerations

• instructional design
• screen design
• interaction and feedback
• navigation
• learner control

• color
• graphics
• animation
• audio
• video
• see the difference

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Design considerations

• instructional design
• screen design
• interaction and feedback
• navigation
• learner control

• color
• graphics
• animation
• audio
• video
• return to presentation

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Design considerations

• instructional design
• screen design
• interaction and feedback
• navigation
• learner control

• color
• graphics
• animation
• audio
• video

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Limitations

• Hardware intensity
• Lack of training
• Difficulty in projecting
• Integration problems
• Data compression

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Integration strategies

• Directed Models
• remedy identified weaknesses
• promote fluency or automaticity of prerequisite
  skills
• make learning efficient for highly motivated
  students
• optimize scarce personnel and material resources
• remove logistical hurdles

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Integration strategies

• Constructivist Models
• generate motivation to learn
• foster creativity
• facilitate self-analysis and metacognition
• increase transfer of knowledge to problem solving
• foster group cooperation
• allow for multiple and distributed intelligence
• develop technological and visual literacy

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Credits

• Roblyer, M.D. and Edwards, Jack (2000).
  Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching.
  Upper Saddle River, New Jersey Prentice-Hall,
  Inc.
• Microsoft Works for Windows 95 (1995). Computer
  program. Redmond, WA Microsoft Corporation.
• Microsoft. Sad balloon. Online image 20
  October 2002.lt http//dgl.microsoft.com/?CAG1gt.20
  
• Microsoft. Design Gallery Live. Online 20
  October 2002 http//dgl.microsoft.com/?CAG1.