In the past few weeks my posts have explored the benefits to integrating digital media into every day lesson planning.This week, I will attempt to present my own version of a digital story for your review. As a state technology trainer I am often providing adult learners with ways to utilize their Microsoft office Suite. While, I can, and do, teach many of these lessons in person or in a virtual office, digital story telling opens many doors to reaching my learners at their convenience. These types of presentations allow accessibility and mobility in learning; as such, I thought creating many micro-lessons that can be watched at the users leisure would be a fantastic use of this tool. Over time, my end goal would be to create and compile multiple digital stories in order to build a digital media page for my office-mates.
Below, you will find my first attempt at creating a content specific digital story. Please take a moment to watch my presentation and provide feedback on way to improve my lesson.
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Hi Ashley,
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to see how realistic your project is for most adults. From my experience, this is a common topic that adults are not as strong on, but the workforce values this skill set for productivity purposes. Possibly embedding a YouTube video may also strengthen the presentation and your audiences confidence. Pivot tables can be quite daunting.
Carolyn England
EME5050
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ReplyDeleteHi Ashley,
ReplyDeleteI think this is great! I am such a visual person and this presentation definitely helps me to understand pivot tables! I love how you recorded what the slides said and elaborated on information. One thing I will say is that you might want to go back and do a quick spell check on the notes sections of the presentation. Overall I think its really great!
Bridget