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Guidelines in the Selection of Instructional Materials

Guidelines in the Selection of Instructional Materials. Source: Garo, C. (2007). Teaching educational technology. Manila: Rex Publishing. Determine the needs. What are you trying to accomplish? What needs might specific instructional media address ? Check the variety of source.

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Guidelines in the Selection of Instructional Materials

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  1. Guidelines in the Selection of Instructional Materials Source: Garo, C. (2007). Teaching educational technology. Manila: Rex Publishing.

  2. Determine the needs. • What are you trying to accomplish? • What needs might specific instructional media address? • Check the variety of source. • A number of source for instructional media in school includes library or media center. 3. Obtain and preview the materials. • Try to preview the materials before using them to be certain they meet the students need. 4. Try the materials out with the students. • How well do they like the materials? • How effectively do the materials help them learn?

  3. 5. Compare any competing materials. • If you have located more than one set of applicable materials, repeat the preview and tryout process to compare their effectiveness and appeal to students. 6. Make your selection. • Use the information you have gathered to select the instructional materials that you think will work best in your situation. 7. Keep Accurate records • After you have chosen the instructional media, make sure you follow up on their effectiveness.

  4. If the content of the instructional media you find doesn’t match the objectives of your plan, you have two alternatives: • Modify the materials so they do meet your objectives. • Create new instructional materials

  5. Sources: Aquino, G., Abellera, R. and Hidalgo, L. (1988). Principles of teaching and educational technology. Manila: National Bookstore. Garo, C. (2007). Teaching educational technology. Manila: Rex Publishing. Gentry, C. (1987). Educational technology: A question of meaning. From Educational media and technology yearbook 1987. Littleton, CO. Libraries Unlimited. Grabe, M. (2004). Integrating technology for meaningful learning. NY: Houghton Mifflin. Jones, B. (1999). A differentiating definition of instructional technology and educational technology. Available online.

  6. Thank you and God bless!

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