Using Video in the Classroom

Sep 12, 2014

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Using Video in the Classroom. # 1 Keep it Short!. # 2 Turn off the sound!. # 3 Add Subtitles!. # 4 Make it available!. # 5 Make your own!. # 6 Always Preview!. Types of Videos;. Music News Animations Movies

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Using Video in the Classroom

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Using Video in the Classroom
# 1 Keep it Short!
# 2 Turn off the sound!
# 3 Add Subtitles!
# 4 Make it available!
# 5 Make your own!
# 6 Always Preview!
Types of Videos; Music News Animations Movies Commercials Home videos How to…… Screencasts Content based TV Shows Stories / People Instructional Interviews Educational
Possible Ways to Use? Retelling Prediction Inspiring Tasking Description Engaging Role playing Rewriting Modeling Mood setting Extension Quizzing

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