
Teaching Methods and Educational Technology
Description
Book Introduction
This book was written with a focus on strengthening the competencies required for class design and actual teaching for prospective teachers.
The content of the book was structured with classes as the core content.
In particular, it was designed to enable students to understand the knowledge and procedures required for lesson design and to carry out actual lesson implementation.
It also describes how prospective teachers can acquire the core knowledge and skills to plan, prepare, implement, and evaluate lessons.
We have tried to present the theoretical parts concisely as much as possible, focusing on introducing practical techniques, and have tried to introduce detailed strategies and methods based on an overall understanding of educational technology.
The content of the book was structured with classes as the core content.
In particular, it was designed to enable students to understand the knowledge and procedures required for lesson design and to carry out actual lesson implementation.
It also describes how prospective teachers can acquire the core knowledge and skills to plan, prepare, implement, and evaluate lessons.
We have tried to present the theoretical parts concisely as much as possible, focusing on introducing practical techniques, and have tried to introduce detailed strategies and methods based on an overall understanding of educational technology.
index
preface
Part 1: Foundations of Instructional Design
Chapter 1: Understanding Teaching and Learning
1.
Definition and Purpose of Educational Technology
2.
Flow of learning theory
3.
Flow of teaching theory
4.
Teaching-learning process and classes
Chapter 2 Instructional Design and Systematic Approach
1.
Characteristics and Scope of Instructional Design
2.
Instructional design theory
3.
Systemic approach
4.
Instructional design model
Chapter 3 Class Structure and Procedures
1.
Types of learning outcomes
2.
Analysis of the learning hierarchy
3.
Organization of learning content
4.
Composition of class situation
Part 2: Teaching Theory and Instructional Design
Chapter 4: Teaching Theory and Class Models
1.
Problem-based learning activities
2.
Self-directed learning activities
3.
Scenario-based learning activities
4.
Learning activities to promote cognitive development
Chapter 5: Designing Class Activities
1.
cooperative learning strategies
2.
Motivational Enhancement Design: The ARCS Model
3.
Havruta method
4.
Discussion method
Chapter 6 Instructional Media and the ASSURE Model
1.
The concept of instructional media
2.
Classification of teaching media
3.
Designing Media-Based Instruction: The ASSURE Model
4. Application of the ASSURE model
Part 3 Digital Learning Environment
Chapter 7: Multimedia Utilization and Design Principles
1.
Multimedia Learning and Cognitive Load
2.
Principle of reducing exogenous cognitive load
3.
The regulation principle of endogenous cognitive load
4.
Facilitation principle of intrinsic cognitive load
Chapter 8: EdTech and Digital Learning Environments
1.
e-learning
2.
Trends in Digital Learning
3.
Immersive Media
4.
EdTech-based class model
Chapter 9: Educational Use of Artificial Intelligence
1.
Stages of artificial intelligence education
2. AI-based classes
3.
Artificial Intelligence and Instructional Design
4.
Artificial Intelligence and Ethics
Part 4: Lesson Design Practice and Lesson Analysis
Chapter 10: Lesson Design Practice
1.
Analysis and organization of learning content
2.
Learning Activity Design
3.
development
4.
Application and Evaluation
Chapter 11: Writing a Lesson Plan
1.
Unit composition
2.
Principles of unit class development
3.
Writing a lesson plan
4.
Establishment of an evaluation plan
Chapter 12: Microteaching and Class Analysis
1.
Microteaching
2.
Class analysis and observation
3.
Types of observation techniques
4.
Utilizing class analysis tools
References
Search
Part 1: Foundations of Instructional Design
Chapter 1: Understanding Teaching and Learning
1.
Definition and Purpose of Educational Technology
2.
Flow of learning theory
3.
Flow of teaching theory
4.
Teaching-learning process and classes
Chapter 2 Instructional Design and Systematic Approach
1.
Characteristics and Scope of Instructional Design
2.
Instructional design theory
3.
Systemic approach
4.
Instructional design model
Chapter 3 Class Structure and Procedures
1.
Types of learning outcomes
2.
Analysis of the learning hierarchy
3.
Organization of learning content
4.
Composition of class situation
Part 2: Teaching Theory and Instructional Design
Chapter 4: Teaching Theory and Class Models
1.
Problem-based learning activities
2.
Self-directed learning activities
3.
Scenario-based learning activities
4.
Learning activities to promote cognitive development
Chapter 5: Designing Class Activities
1.
cooperative learning strategies
2.
Motivational Enhancement Design: The ARCS Model
3.
Havruta method
4.
Discussion method
Chapter 6 Instructional Media and the ASSURE Model
1.
The concept of instructional media
2.
Classification of teaching media
3.
Designing Media-Based Instruction: The ASSURE Model
4. Application of the ASSURE model
Part 3 Digital Learning Environment
Chapter 7: Multimedia Utilization and Design Principles
1.
Multimedia Learning and Cognitive Load
2.
Principle of reducing exogenous cognitive load
3.
The regulation principle of endogenous cognitive load
4.
Facilitation principle of intrinsic cognitive load
Chapter 8: EdTech and Digital Learning Environments
1.
e-learning
2.
Trends in Digital Learning
3.
Immersive Media
4.
EdTech-based class model
Chapter 9: Educational Use of Artificial Intelligence
1.
Stages of artificial intelligence education
2. AI-based classes
3.
Artificial Intelligence and Instructional Design
4.
Artificial Intelligence and Ethics
Part 4: Lesson Design Practice and Lesson Analysis
Chapter 10: Lesson Design Practice
1.
Analysis and organization of learning content
2.
Learning Activity Design
3.
development
4.
Application and Evaluation
Chapter 11: Writing a Lesson Plan
1.
Unit composition
2.
Principles of unit class development
3.
Writing a lesson plan
4.
Establishment of an evaluation plan
Chapter 12: Microteaching and Class Analysis
1.
Microteaching
2.
Class analysis and observation
3.
Types of observation techniques
4.
Utilizing class analysis tools
References
Search
Publisher's Review
This book is divided into four parts.
Part 1 (Chapters 1-3) covers the concepts that form the basis of instructional design.
Chapter 1 introduces the concept of educational technology and explains the relationship between teaching and learning.
This chapter will help you develop a basic understanding of the curriculum and activities.
Chapter 2 introduces the characteristics and procedures of instructional design, explaining the instructional design process.
Chapter 3 is structured so that you can learn how to organize the learning content.
Part 2 (Chapters 4-6) introduces teaching theory and explains lesson design methods that reflect teaching theory.
Chapter 4 explains how various teaching models can be applied.
Chapter 5 presents practical suggestions on how to design class activities.
Chapter 6 explains how media can be utilized when designing lessons.
In Part 3 (Chapters 7-9), we looked at how to utilize digital and media in class.
Chapter 7 provides cognitive design principles necessary for multimedia design.
Chapter 8 focuses on trends in edutech and digital learning environments.
Chapter 9 presents methods for utilizing artificial intelligence in education.
The final part 4 (Chapters 10-12) covers lesson design practice and lesson analysis to help prospective teachers acquire practical teaching skills.
Chapter 10 provides practice in unit-level design activities, and Chapter 11 includes practice in creating lesson plans at the unit-level.
The final chapter, Chapter 12, presents methods for analyzing lessons, including microteaching.
Part 1 (Chapters 1-3) covers the concepts that form the basis of instructional design.
Chapter 1 introduces the concept of educational technology and explains the relationship between teaching and learning.
This chapter will help you develop a basic understanding of the curriculum and activities.
Chapter 2 introduces the characteristics and procedures of instructional design, explaining the instructional design process.
Chapter 3 is structured so that you can learn how to organize the learning content.
Part 2 (Chapters 4-6) introduces teaching theory and explains lesson design methods that reflect teaching theory.
Chapter 4 explains how various teaching models can be applied.
Chapter 5 presents practical suggestions on how to design class activities.
Chapter 6 explains how media can be utilized when designing lessons.
In Part 3 (Chapters 7-9), we looked at how to utilize digital and media in class.
Chapter 7 provides cognitive design principles necessary for multimedia design.
Chapter 8 focuses on trends in edutech and digital learning environments.
Chapter 9 presents methods for utilizing artificial intelligence in education.
The final part 4 (Chapters 10-12) covers lesson design practice and lesson analysis to help prospective teachers acquire practical teaching skills.
Chapter 10 provides practice in unit-level design activities, and Chapter 11 includes practice in creating lesson plans at the unit-level.
The final chapter, Chapter 12, presents methods for analyzing lessons, including microteaching.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 15, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 280 pages | 502g | 174*235*12mm
- ISBN13: 9788999719646
- ISBN10: 8999719642
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