Production and Design of Digital Educational Media

Production and Design of Digital Educational Media

Wolfram Laaser (FernUniversität in Hagen, Retired, Germany)
Release Date: November, 2015|Copyright: © 2016 |Runtime: 1 hr 45 mins
EISBN13: 9781466697126|DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-9712-6
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Description

Audiovisual media is easily the most popular form of entertainment in modern culture. In addition to the entertainment factor of digital media, this technology is also gaining popularity in the field of education through gamification, video integration, and immersive virtual worlds.

Production and Design of Digital Educational Media focuses on the practicalities of developing audiovisual media intended for use in classroom environments. Highlighting the assets and liabilities of digital media integration in education, this video begins with an overview of media history and presents the potential future impact this technology may have on future generations of learners. Educators, multimedia designers, educational researchers, and instructional designers will benefit from the research-based perspectives presented in this video lecture.

Topics Covered

  • Audiovisual Media
  • Computer Simulations
  • Course Development
  • Digital Culture
  • Distance Education
  • Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
  • Visual Culture

Table of Contents

Production and Design of Digital Educational Media
1:38 mins
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Section 1:The Development of Educational Media
 
Lesson 1:The Upsurge of Distance Education
7:16 mins
 
Lesson 2:From Distance Education to eLearning
11:58 mins
 
Lesson 3:Reflections and Activities
4:48 mins
 
Section 2:Web-Based Digital Media
 
Lesson 4:From Print to Digital Text and Infographics
6:02 mins
 
Lesson 5:Podcasts - an Application of Digital Audio
4:50 mins
 
Lesson 6:The Changing Role of Video
3:36 mins
 
Lesson 7:Are Contributions of Theories about Design still Relevant?
8:31 mins
 
Lesson 8:Proposed Activities
2:17 mins
 
Section 3:Selected Features of Multimedia Course Design
 
Lesson 9:Exercises, Simulations and Virtual Worlds
9 mins
 
Lesson 10:Story Telling and Gamification
10:06 mins
 
Lesson 11:From Videoconferencing to Virtual Classrooms
10:06 mins
 
Section 4:Acceptance and Perspectives
 
Lesson 12:How Stakeholders React
6:57 mins
 
Lesson 13:New Upcoming Applications
7:17 mins
 
Lesson 14:Moocs, a Model for the Future
9:11 mins
 
Lesson 15:Activities to Sum up the Sections
1:59 mins