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This blog is for pre-service teachers in Teacher Education Program at New York Institute of Technology to share digital videos that will enhance students' learning of concepts, knowledge, and skills.
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6 comments:
I liked it.. but thats not your voice right? its pretty cool. especially the music in the beginning..
The music in the beginning is really loud and got my attention right away. The different sections were well-organized and very informational. The graphics/pictures made it much more interesting. It might have sounded a little better if you had used your own voice instead of an automated one, but you did a really great job!
Good informative video. I like the idea of showing the various tools and materials involved in the drafing process.
Good work
This video clip did seem to meet its objective and instructional needs. I would say that this could be improved by showing us actually how to draft.
I would adopt this unit plan and video clip because its very informative and entertaining.
This video meets the learning objectives. You mentioned good examples of why drafting is important. You demonstrated good use of written and visual support throughout your video. If I was the instructor I might want to incorporate the visual of how to use these tools that were presented. The music in the beginning of the video was a good attention grabber; I might want to incorporate more back ground music throughout out the whole lesson. Good use of instructional handouts throughout your keystone. This is a good introductory video to get the basic idea across.
The video is a good introduction to the unit on drafting. I like the orthographic projection handouts you have in the lessons. I may borrow a few of them. Some additional lessons tying the drafting to the car would be helpful. I would like to see, as an aditional video, something exciting, like the completion of the cars in a race or parade.
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