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Creative Teleteaching: Bringing Imagination to the Distance Learning Classroom

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Introduction

This workshop is designed for the experienced teleclass instructor. The primary objective is to design an original telelesson or modify an existing class for delivery using the most appropriate technology mix. Using the "Learning Driven Delivery Technology Selection Matrix," you will select those course components most appropriate and realistic for the Internet, WWW, audioconferencing, and interactive television. You will produce one telelesson plan and interactive study guide in a course of your choice. The telelesson plan will include learning performance objectives; interactive exercises; areas for visualization with word pictures, clip art, and other pictorial materials; and appropriate study guides.

Workshop Learning Performance Objectives

Using a learning driven alternative technology selection matrix, identify all of the potential delivery technologies that could be used to deliver the content needed to achieve the learning performance objectives.

Design one 50- to 75-minute teleclass with a telelesson plan and interactive study guide.

Specific topics

1.	Creative teleteaching with imagination
2.	The five-point learner-focused interactive instructional system
3.	Constructing worthwhile learning performance objectives
4.	Levels of cognitive learning
5.	Planning and organizing a telecourse with the telelesson plan and the interactive study guide
6.	The interactive telelecture
7.	The interrupted lecturette
8.	Exercise: Selecting high level interactive learning activities
9.	Making imaginative presentations: Quick tips
10.	Wrap your key points in a story with practice sessions
11.	Using trigger videos, video scenarios, and short video cases
12.	Magic in the teleclassroom
13.	Poetry and rap
14.	Building graphic analogies
15.	The use of artifacts for visual analogy
16.	Constructing word pictures
17.	Helping students to motivate themselves

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Las Cruces NM 88005

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Plymouth MA 02360

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