Blog Reflection
Multimedia can be found everywhere in our society
today. New technology is increasing people’s ability to learn through the eyes
of multimedia. Multimedia
can be defined generically as any combination of two or more media such as
sound, images, text, animation, and video. For educational technology purposes,
multimedia refers to
computer-based systems that use associative linkages to allow users to navigate
and retrieve information stored in a combination of text, sounds, graphics,
video, and other media. Multimedia literacy is a growing concern among
educators as American society continues to depend on image technologies such as
television, video, and film. Educators need to prepare children to live and
function in a society that relies on multimedia for information
storage and dissemination. As a leader in my Sunday school department we focus
on making learning a blast for kids. My job as a leader focus on teaching kids
how important technology is importance.
Leaders can learn about
how to incorporate these media in his or her class. I found that using visual make
student eager to learn. When bright colors are being displayed on screen it makes
them attend tent to what they are watching on a screen as a group. You will get
more response to your question by incorporating different technology for
learning. Multimedia can be used in instruction in a variety of creative and
stimulating ways. Applications include teacher presentations, student projects,
and discovery learning. Although teachers are encouraged to develop their own
materials, many excellent educational multimedia products are also
available.
Reference
Hall, D. (2008). The technology director's guide to leadership: The power of great questions. Eugene, Or.: International Society for Technology in Education.
Picciano, A. G. (2011). Basic concepts of planning. Educational leadership and planning for technology (5th ed., pp. 14-34). Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson.