Assignment N° 2: Educational Software-Authoring Tools
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This document provides the objectives and tasks for Assignment 2 of an ICT Applied to English Teaching unit from 2010. The objectives are to produce electronic material using Hot Potatoes authoring tools and apply self and peer assessment techniques. The tasks involve using Hot Potatoes to create 5 exercises with at least 10 points each for a topic-based unit, creating an index with The Masher, writing a unit plan, peer reviewing a partner's work using assessment questions, uploading files, and doing a self assessment and presentation.
Assignment N° 2: Educational Software-Authoring Tools
- 1. Name: ICT Applied to English Teaching- 2010 Unit 2 Assignment N° 2: Educational Software – Authoring Tools Objectives: - To produce electronic material using Hot Potatoes as authoring tools. - To apply self-assessment and peer-assessment techniques. TASKS: (Individual or in pairs) - Think of a possible unit of work (topic based) and the level of the students you would like to plan this unit for. - Use the 5 exercise-builders in Hot Potatoes to create tasks for your students (Jclose; JMatch; JQuizz; JCross and JMix). Each task should have no fewer than 10 points to be completed or done. Take into account that each activity should have a clear objective which you will need to explain later in your assessment. - Use the Hot Potatoes function called “The Masher” to create an index to your work. - Write a brief unit plan explaining how this unit of work will be completed. Peer review: To be done (at the end of class 6) - You will be given another group’s work to assess. Use the list of questions on page 116 in Dudeney & Hockly (2007) How to Teach English with Technology to assess your partner’s work. Write your assessment on your partner’s profile in the social network. Final draft - Upload all your files to campus (Assignment N° 2) – Due date, class 7: Wednesday September 22nd. - Write your self assessment in the social network. - Present your unit of work to the class. Prof. Paula Ledesma - 2010