Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Multimedia
One example of multimedia I would use in my classroom would be instructional software. One instructional software that I enjoy using in my classroom is VMath Live. Students are able to play others across the world. They are drilled using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division problems. I use this program as a reward at the end of a lesson. Furthermore, stated in my previous blog, I enjoy using Successmaker in the classroom. Students are drilled using instructional games and activities on math and reading problems. In addition to instructional software, I would use interactive books in my classroom. Books are not read just once during a lesson, but two or three times. The first time reading a story, I would use the hard back copy of the book. Then I would use the interactive software that came with the book to read it again, and provide additional resources for the students. Both types of multimedia software improve the student’s skills in reading and math.
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Jocelyn,
ReplyDeleteI'm very interested to learn more about the VMath Live that you use. I am going to have to look this up. It sounds fascinating. My students would love the idea that they were actually playing other students from around the world. Is there any communication or information given to allow them to know who or where the person is from that they are playing each time? I can't wait to find out more about this. Thanks for sharing!!!
Tiffany Jones