UDL The Power of Image + Audio
1 like338 views
The document discusses the advantages and limitations of traditional and digital media in education, emphasizing that different media types serve diverse learner needs. Traditional media, while expressive and capable of immediate audience engagement, can overwhelm listeners and lack clarity, while digital media offers flexibility and versatility, allowing for easy alterations and multiple formats. It also describes various forms of digital content, such as podcasts and slidecasts, and their benefits in enhancing learning and teaching practices.
UDL The Power of Image + Audio
- 1. Advantages and Limitations of Traditional MediaNotes from:Teaching Every Student in the Digital Age: Universal Design for Learning
- 2. “Learners’ capacities are not inherent; capacities are defined by the interplay between learners’ abilities and the tools they use.”
- 3. The tools we use…
- 5. SpeechAdvantagesNatural soundingExpressiveVary: pace, volume, pitch to emphasize pointsPhysical cues: facial expression, gestures, postureRespond to audienceLimitationsListener’s must rememberEasy to overload on infoCan’t pause it live
- 6. TextAdvantagesReduces memory demandsRevisit any timeDistributed to mass audienceLimitationsLacks expressivenessMust understand different formats: novel, newspaper, poems, referenceConventions can be tough to understand
- 7. ImagesAdvantagesCommunicate everything at onceEasily present emotion, feeling, mood, relationships, comparisonsNo decodingLimitationsNot ideal for: philosophical, abstractCannot communicate anything below the surface
- 8. No media is perfect for every student so we should always have several media options.
- 9. Flexible Digital Media“Digital media becomes flexible in the way the content is stored and transmitted.”“What was once permanent can be altered, removed at will, or restored-multiple times.”
- 10. Flexible Digital MediaDigital Media isVersatileTransformableCan be markedCan be networked
- 11. The Power of Image + Audio/SpeechAdvantages of ImagesCommunicate everything at onceEasily present emotion, feeling, mood, relationships, comparisonsNo decodingAdvantagesNatural soundingExpressiveVary: pace, volume, pitch to emphasize pointsPhysical cues: facial expression, gestures, postureRespond to audience
- 12. The Power of Image + Audio/SpeechWhat are some examples of using Image + audio/Speech?
- 13. Examples of Image + Audio
- 14. Image + Audio has taken on many forms
- 15. PodcastA series of digital media files that are released in episodes periodically via web syndication(slideshare.net/VCWebDesign)
- 16. VodcastVideo podcast, the online delivery of video content via syndication (slideshare.net/VCWebDesign)
- 17. ScreencastDigital recording of computer screen output often with audio narration (slideshare.net/VCWebDesign)A recording of actions performed on a computer screen for the purposes of demonstrating a computer-based task or set of tasks to others. (slideshare.net/aldricham)
- 18. Slidecasta new multimedia format for viewing slide decks synchronized with an audio fileSlideshare + podcast (any mp3 URL)=slidecast
- 19. How will this technology help students learn?To introduce academic conceptsTo introduce technology toolsTo provide additional review to studentsStudents can create presentations to demonstrate learningStudents can teach each other
- 20. How will this technology help colleagues?To introduce technology toolsTo serve as a reference for tools modeled in their classroomTo make tutorials easy to access
- 21. Steps to Creating a Screencast/SlidecastScreencasting storyboardTake ScreenshotsCreate powerpointUpload to www.slideshare.netAdd narration www.audacity.comDownload audacityRecord narrationwww.archive.orgUpload to archive.com to hostUpload to slideshare.netCoordinate slides