Do you teach in an unconnected classroom? You can still use some of the amazing resources available through the internet as long as you can connect during your planning time. In this session with an experienced Corrections teacher, learn how to download YouTube videos, zip files, create hyperlinks, and transport your finished lesson in such a way that you can use it in an unconnected classroom.
- ELA, social studies, science, or technology teachers and tutors of all levels
- DOC teachers
This professional development activity/course is designed for:
Through multimedia, students can experience significant historic moments and explore documents, artifacts, and places. They can explore science through experiments, hands-on tools, and real life images. Studies have long shown that multi-sensory learning helps our brains remember information better than single-sensory learning. Multi-sensory learning is also in line with the theory of multiple intelligences. However, if you work in an unconnected classroom, such as in Corrections, these resources may seem inaccessible.
In this session, facilitator Marie LeBlanc will demonstrate how to download YouTube videos, zip files, and hyperlink to downloaded files. She will show examples of history timelines she created and provide a template for creating a timeline that can form the basis of an engaging lesson. Participants will discuss how to integrate multimedia activities into instructional strategies, and will be able to offer flexible delivery (face-to-face or distance/remote learning) in their lessons.
Want more? Marie will return on May 11 with Multimedia Choice Boards for ELA Lessons.
Please note: You cannot access this session from the SABES website. You will receive an email one to two days before the session with access instructions.
- Download YouTube videos, then zip/compress files to incorporate into lessons
- Use PowerPoint to hyperlink to videos and other media file types
- Explain the benefit of timelines that incorporate multimedia for history
- Recognize several ways to represent complex information using multimedia
Upon completion of this professional development activity/course, you will be able to:
- Access to a computer or device capable of full participation in Zoom
- Comfort with accessing the internet and with trying audio and video tools
- Basic Microsoft Office skills
- Basic Google tools skills
Online (Blackboard & Zoom)
United States
