Create Video Lessons and Embedded Assignments with ScreenPal
Session 1: 10:30am-12:00pm (Friday March 01, 2024)
Description
The principles of instructional design for adult learners are based on andragogy as propounded by Malcolm Knowles. Successful models of online learning include chunking as an important approach for adult learners. ScreenPal’s embedded quizzes and polls allow curriculum and lesson designers to create longer video lessons with frequent knowledge checks, or short bytes of video lessons followed by a quiz at the end. In either case, student data can be collected and analyzed to allow for further differentiation. This presentation will guide educators through the salient features of ScreenPal as they apply to instructional design with formative assessment for adult students. Learning Objectives: 1)Evaluate the benefits of a new edtech tool in lesson planning for adult students. 2) Explore a new tool that integrates education technology into adult curriculum planning and instruction 3) Create a short video lesson with an embedded assessment 4) Learn how to view and analyze results.
Presenters
Nitya Ramanan
Milpitas Adult Education
Nitya Ramanan is a CTE Program Specialist at Milpitas Adult Education where she is actively engaged in creating IET and CTE programs for the MAE student population and the community at large. Nitya believes in the use of technology in both, instruction and learning, and is always looking for platforms and ways to bring effective tools that promote learning in adult students. In the past she has also been an instructor in the High School Equivalency and CTE programs at Milpitas Adult Education.
Type of Presentation
Follow-along Workshop (90 minute)
Audience
- Teachers
Program Strands
- Adult Basic Education
- Adult Secondary Education
- Adults with Disabilities
- English as a Second Language
- Short-term Career Technical Education
- Workforce Preparation
Category Strands
- Digital Learning Foundations
- Designing Learning Experiences
- Online Engagement and Assessment