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Oops! You need to be logged in to use this form.This content was initially developed for the 2014 Trainer’s Institute session Incorporating Low-Tech and Easy Videos and Photographs into your Professional Development delivered by Nicki Rowe and Patti Singleton as a three-hour hands on session. As technology has been updated and adapted this course has been updated to meet with current demands.
During this course you will have the opportunity to create your own video that you can use in your professional development. It is important to note that these outcomes do not include instructions on how to develop video, rather how video can be used. Due to the variation in the resources you have available (smartphone, video camera, webcam, etc.) and the pace in which technology changes, we will instead be providing resources to help you understand how you can use video and how you can create your own videos.
Please download or print a copy of the course handout. The handout is in an editable PDF form, if you choose to download to enable you to take notes.
Credit is not automatically awarded after completion of the lessons and course evaluation. In order to receive credit, you must submit your final assignment, which will be reviewed and graded. Upon successful completion of your final assignment, credit will be awarded. No certificate will be mailed to you, and credit will be entered into ECE-TRIS within 10 calendar days.
This course is divided into multiple lessons and some lessons may have sub-topics. To move through lessons and topics you will need to click “mark complete” at the bottom of the page. To access quizzes or assignments you may need to click “start quiz” to access quiz content.
We hope that you enjoy the course!
Definition: available 24/7, usually asynchronous but can be used as part of an synchronous activity. Think YouTube.
Uses: Consider the above examples of how on-demand video might be incorporated into professional development.
Refer back to your handout and what you wrote when you think of the term on demand video. What was the same? What was different?
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Definition: constantly being delivered, over the internet. Participation is synchronous, meaning all participants must be watching and/or interacting at the same time. Think webinars or video chat.
Refer back to your handout and what you wrote when you think of the term live video. What was the same? What was different?
Uses: Consider the following examples of how live video might be incorporated into professional development.
In your handout put a star next to the examples you could most easily embed within the professional development you deliver.
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Oops! You need to be logged in to use this form.When a presentation is delivered, it is generally assumed there will be a visual. Overwhelmingly that visual is PowerPoint.
Below is a great graphic we can all relate to, something most people have been guilty of – a boring presentation. Read some of the statistics and the story about the vast overuse of PowerPoint. Keep these points in mind as you begin your journey through this course.
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Identify four alternatives to PowerPoint for presenting training content.
Create four PowerPoint alternatives for presenting training content.
Review four alternatives to PowerPoint and the pros and cons of each.
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Please note – though SlideRocket.com did the graphic, it is no longer a free presentation software.
Resources:
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About Your Trainer
Patti Singleton is the Professional Learning Coordinator at the Human Development Institute, University of Kentucky. Her passions are in embedding educational technology to enhance professional development, instructional design and creating sustainable systems to collect and analyze data. Patti holds a bachelors and masters in Correctional and Juvenile Justice Studies from Eastern Kentucky University (good early childhood systems = prevention!) and has a specialty credential in the application of technology.
Questions? Use the Contact Us at the bottom of any page within the course.
Welcome
This content was initially developed for the 2014 Trainer’s Institute session Incorporating Low-Tech and Easy Videos and Photographs into your Professional Development delivered by Nicki Rowe and Patti Singleton as a three-hour hands on session. This session sold out quickly so Child Care Aware of Kentucky created an online course for trainers that were unable to participate in the original face to face session. This course includes parts of that training session, along with enhancements made possible by evaluation and feedback.
About Your Trainer
Patti Singleton is the Professional Learning Coordinator at the Human Development Institute, University of Kentucky. Her passions are in embedding educational technology to enhance professional development, instructional design and creating sustainable systems to collect and analyze data. Patti holds a bachelors and masters in Correctional and Juvenile Justice Studies from Eastern Kentucky University (good early childhood systems = prevention!) and has a specialty credential in the application of technology.
Questions? Use the Contact Us at the bottom of any page within the course.
There are a variety of services. Be careful which you choose, remember to always have permission to reuse a child’s photograph on a public website.
Tips & Tricks
If you have a photo that is too large to upload, video tutorials are available online to reduce the file size. This is an example for Windows, but additional videos for a Mac are available as well, just search for “Reduce Image Size.”
If you have a photo that needs to be cropped, let’s say to take out irrelevant parts of the photo, here is a simple tutorial for Windows.
Course Wrap Up
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