Teaching Guide

 

Teaching Guide

Aim This module will show educators who are fairly comfortable using computers and the web, how they can support teaching and learning using the web.
Rationale Many teachers are learning to use the web but the emphasis is not always placed at the core of what teachers and students do which is teach and learn. Teachers need to better understand what useful resources are available for them and their students.
Audience Teachers who want to learn about how to use the World Wide Web to Support Teaching and Learning
Prerequisites Teachers should have a working knowledge of how to use a computer and know how navigate the web.
Subject Matter This module contains relevant links to various web sites which can help teachers use the web to support teaching and learning.
Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this module, participants should be able to:

  • Understand how the web is useful for teachers.
  • Understand how the web is useful for students.
  • Understand how to use the web to support teaching and learning .
Materials An Internet-linked computer lab with one computer per participant and an instructor station with projector.
Instructional Plan This module can be used as an online tutorial or as a teacher led lesson.
Assessment/Evaluation
  1. How did you feel about this module?
  2. What did you learn from this module?
  3. What part of this module did you like the best?
  4. What part of this module did you like the least?
  5. If there were anything you could change about this module what would it be?
  6. How would you rate this module overall?

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