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June 28-30, 1999
8:30 - 3:00pm
Level: (Techie)
Content Summary:
Title of Activity:
Hyperstudio Basics
Instructor's Name/Title/Phone:
Instructor: Kelvin Chun, Technology Teacher, Nuuanu School
Phone: 595-3371
email: Kelvin_Chun@notes.k12.hi.us
Level: Techie
Description: This introductory course will focus on utilizing a multimedia courseware in the technology environment. Participants will be introduced to the instructional design process utilizing the latest software that could be used in any classroom. (Software covered will be Hyperstudio)
Prerequisites: Computer literacy
Resources: Please bring 2 floppy disks to class, and curriculum materials to work on
Credit:1/2 B credit - 16 contact hours - development of a resource stack
Date: June 28-30, 1999
Time: 8:30 - 3:00pm
Site: Nuuanu School
Purpose of Activity:
Specific Objectives:
Activities to achieve Objectives:
Time schedule, dates and hours:
(In this section, you need to explain any out-of-class time activity, if applicable.)
Evaluation technique to ascertain success of this activity:
Objective:
The course will enable teachers to:
1.explore a variety of technology applications which can be used to help deliver and/or support instruction,
2.design activities which uses technology to deliver and/or support instruction.
Prerequisites:None
Activities (to achieve objectives):
The course participants will be introduced to a variety of software. Information will be provided by demonstrations and handouts to teach the participants how to use each application and how each may be used to enhance instruction. Guided and individual practice activities will promote each participant's technical competency for using computer technology to support and extend instructional activities.
PROPOSAL FOR Hyperstudio Basics
I. Hyperstudio Basics
A.JUSTIFICATION:The Computer Education program needs to develop and
enhance computer education literacy. Students need to function in a
technological society with necessary skills for post-secondary education
or for the world of work. The purpose of this course is to provide needed
inservice training and instructional resources for teachers who have not
received training, or teachers who need to improve their background
knowledge to incorporate technology into their curriculum.
B.GOALS:This course is designed for teachers to explore the technology
resources to collaboratively plan, design and share ideas that integrates
across the curriculum.
C.DAILY/WEEKLY PLAN: (Each day will consist of instruction time and lab time.)
Part A:
DAY 1:
(Instruction - 6.5 hours)
Introduction/ Presentation
8:30 - 9:15am
Gagne's model of instructional events
Introduction to Instructional Design
Curriculum/Content Development
Group Activity
9:30 - 11:00am
Develop problem solving skills
Develop cooperative learning skills
Integration of software into the curriculum
Demonstration of various programs -
At Ease: Creation/Deletion of folders and files
Electronic Portfolios
11:00am - 2:30pm
Hyperstudio stacks defined
Sample projects shared
Stack design
Storyboarding
Homework - Develop curriculum integrated lesson
DAY 2:
(Instruction - 6.5 hours)
8:30am - 10:00am
Sharing/Review of curriculum lessons and Day 1
10:00am - 12:00pm
Creation of objects: Buttons, text field, graphics, clip art, sound
Creating templates
Literature discussion
Develop problem solving skills
12:00pm - 2:30pm
Develop an integrated curriculum program
Teaming - Cooperative learning
Project planning
Lab Time
Homework - Develop Curriculum Projects
DAY 3:
(Instruction - 6.5 hours)
8:30 - 9:15 am
Sharing/Review of curriculum lessons and Day 2
9:15-12:00pm
Creation of objects: Buttons, text field, graphics, clip art, sound
Creating templates
Literature discussion
Develop problem solving skills
12:00pm-2:30pm
Develop an integrated curriculum program
Teaming - Cooperative learning
Project planning
Lab Time
Demonstrate multiple stacks
Animations
D.RESOURCE MATERIALS TO BE USED:
Software: Hyperstudio, At Ease, Homepage
Macintosh computer hardware
TV, VCR
Video projector
E.NUMBER OF CREDITS:
1.Total number of meeting days (class sessions):3
2.Total number of instructional hours not including breaks:16
3.Total number of credits to be granted1/2 DOE-B
F.INDICATION IF COURSE PREVIOUSLY TAUGHT:
This course has been taught before through TECS and ETEC.
II. COURSE INSTRUCTOR:
A.Curriculum VITA
B. Kelvin Chun is currently the technology teacher for
Nuuanu Elementary School, and formerly the Multimedia Learning Center Coordinator for Waialae School, and technology resource teacher for the Campbell Complex. He has taught numerous TECS, ETEC and EDCI courses for
the College of Continuing Education for six summers, technology classes for elementary students, mathematics to secondary school students for 7 years and DOE computer workshops for teachers for 10 years. Kelvin was also the DOE's Computer Educational Specialist during 1990-1991. He has also taught computer classes for the DOE's adult education program. Kelvin uses a variety of teaching strategies in the
classroom.
III. EVALUATION OF CLASS PERFORMANCE BY STUDENTS:
A. Participation in class activities and assignments.
B. Completion of assignments and curriculum projects.
C. Presentation of curriculum projects.
IV.STUDENT/SUMMARY EVALUATION:
Students will be given an evaluation form to be completed at the end of
the session
Desired Outcomes:
To be aware of a variety of technologies to support instruction
To people network
Evaluation
High Low
1.Attainment of objectives: ____ ____ ___ ___ ____
2.The course effectively conveyed
the information: ____ ____ ___ ___ ____
3.The course was organized: ____ ____ ___ ___ ____
4.The time allotted was adequate to
meet the objectives: ____ ____ ___ ___ ____
5.The setting was conducive to learning: ____ ____ ___ ___ ____
6.Comments/Suggestions for future planning: ____ ____ ___ ___ ____
I learned:
I will use what I have learned by:
The best thing was:
I suggest
All of these technology courses will be taught by
Technology Coordinator, Nuuanu Elementary School
The location will be at Nuuanu Elementary School
Any questions call Donna Min Shiroma at 733-4777.
