Building No Frills Courseware with PowerPoint

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Building No Frills Courseware with PowerPoint

• Steve Bonham
• Center for Excellence in Teaching
• Georgia Southern University
• 1/4/2007

http//academics.georgiasouthern.edu/cet/SB/Creati
ngCourseware_w_PptPres.ppt
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Welcome
Steve BonhamCenter for Excellence in
TeachingGeorgia Southern University
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Question...
What IS courseware?
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Courseware isPackaged Teaching

• Instruction is presented on slides during the
  inform stage.
• Then a question about the instruction is posed
  with the clickable responses provided (a correct
  response and one or more common misconceptions).
• After a response is clicked appropriate feedback
  is provided.

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Courseware isPackaged Teaching
Inform
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Question
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Feedback
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Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction
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GOALLearn Basic Parts of a Dinghy
Sample Instructional Slide
Rrrrrrr.. Sheet in tha jib! NO! Thats the
vang, ya landlubber Go aft and mind the boom or
over the side you go!
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Parts of a Dinghy
Sample Instructional Slide
BOAT SUPERSTRUCTUREHull The portion of the boat
that contacts the water.Deck The uppermost
portion of the boats superstructure. Most control
lines are affixed to the deck. Cockpit The open
area within the boats superstructure.
Detail at left
Cockpit
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Parts of a Dinghy
Sample Instructional Slide
RIGGINGPortions of the boat including the spars,
sails, and control lines. SAILSMainsail The
larger triangular shaped sail on a dinghy. Jib or
Jibsail A smaller sail the leading edge of which
is affixed between the bo(Forward nose of the
boat) w and the mast. Mast structure of
standing rigging that extends the mailsail along
its forward edge (the luff). Boom structure of
the standing rigging that extends the mainsail
along its lower edge (the foot)
Detail at left
Boom
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Parts of a Dinghy
Sample Instructional Slide
CONTROL LINESMainsheet A rope that runs between
the cockpit and the boom. Boom Vang A rope that
runs between the boom and the base of the mast.
It keeps the boom horizontal. Jib sheet One of
two ropes on the left (port) or right (starboard)
side of the boat that connect to the bottom-aft
corner of the jib sail.
Detail at left
Vang
Mainsheet
Port Jib sheet
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Please click the letter indicating the jib.
Sample Questioning Slide
B
A
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SORRY. You answered that B is the Jib or
Jibsail.That is notcorrect.Please try again
Sample Feedback Slide
B
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That is correct. A is the Jib or Jibsail. B is
the Mainsail.
Sample Feedback Slide
B
A
Mainsail.
Jib orJibsail.
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Courseware Logic Map
The branching link capability in Ppt allows easy
construction of logic trees. Construct all
Instructional (green) and feedback (blue) slides
first and then create hyperlinks.
Instruction Module 1(Parts of Dinghy 1, 2, 3)
Question 1Jib?
IF Answer A(correct)
F
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ConfirmingFeedback
IF Answer B(wrong)
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CorrectiveFeedback Specific to B response
InstructionModule 2
Question 2
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3 Minute Assignment

• Think of a small instructional segment in one of
  your courses.
• Sketch a knowledge web of the segment
  including
• instructional information
• a practice question with the correct and two or
  three anticipated incorrect responses.
• a constructive feedback sentence for each
  response. WHY are the anticipated incorrect
  responses incorrect?

Instructional Info
Practice Question
Correct Response
CommonMisconception 1
CommonMisconception 2
Feedback forMisconception 1
Feedback for Misconception 2
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Introductory Think-Pair-Share

• How can you use this map as a courseware design
  tool?
• Turn to a partner and share your knowledge.
• Do you have anything to share with the class?

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Presentation versus CoursewarePowerPoint
Presentation
Present TopicA Info
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Presentation versus CoursewarePowerPoint
Courseware
Present TopicA Info
Present TopicB Info
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Mind-mapping Your Courseware
Yellow slides are typically the content of most
presentations
Present TopicA Info
Option 1Feedback(for this specificincorrect
response)
Continue
Quiz me
Hidden slide
Option 2Feedback(for this correctresponse)
Question on A Info hot-textResponse
Options Option 1 - Option 2 Option 3 -
Link to hidden slide
Present TopicB Info
Link to hidden slide
Hidden slide
Hidden slide
Continue
Link to hidden slide
Option 3Feedback(for this specificincorrect
response)
Quiz me
Hidden slide
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Branching links can be made with

• Hot Text text color automatically modified to
  show hot and followed status
• (An Image) or
• A Button.
• NOTE You CANNOT make a link with a grouped set
  of objects (a group of multiple images or
  buttons).

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Making a Link

• Select the object (text, image, button)
• Select
• Slideshow gt
• Action Settings gt
• Hyperlink togt
• Slide
• And select the slide to whichyou want to link.
• NOTE!The links only work inthe presentation
  (slide show) view! AND (Hot tip!) use layouts
  when creating slides the title area will show in
  the list of linkable slides.

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Warning!
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• By default linked text (hot-text) will become
  colorized according to the background template
  you have selected. Sometimes hot-text becomes
  almost invisible against the background. -(
• Check your presentation! If this is a problem
  There is a solution!
• You can customize the hot-text colors for your
  entire presentation.

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Customizing Hot-text Colors

• Select
• Format gt
• Slide Color Scheme
• Click Custom tab
• Accent and Hyperlink
• Click Change Color
• Select new color
• Accent and followed link
• Click Change Color
• Select new color
• Click Apply to All

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Hiding a Slide

• Often it is wise to hide slides to prevent
  cheating
• Select the Slide Sorter view
• Click the slide(s) to be hidden
• Click the hide slide button
• Use of arrow keys to advance will SKIP hidden
  slides.

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Saving your presentation as a Show

• Shows are downloadable runtime slide-shows
• Select File gt Save as
• Select PowerPoint Show as file type
• Note! PowerPoint Shows requires PowerPoint Viewer
  (free download) or PowerPoint for playing
• Viewer available atlthttp//officeupdate.microsof
  t.com/2000/downloadDetails/Ppview97.htmgt

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