Reflection Summary Video
This is the video we created as the conclusion of our project.
This is the video we created as the conclusion of our project.
Feature image: A visual take on the word “robust” created by Microsoft Copilot Kati explores the meaning of the word “robust” In the earlier stages of planning our project, Tiffany and I came across this quote in an article by Iniesto and Bossu (2023) that resonated with us: “If a design team intends to create…
Featured Image by CoPilot Tiffany’s Reflection on AI Seductive Images As Kati and I began designing our PowerPoint slides that would become our instructional videos, we turned to AI for specific images to match what we were envisioning. We had learned from our research of Mayer’s Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning, that images play a…
Featured image by CoPilot Tiffany’s Reflection on Learning New Technology Lost in Translation As I tried to get better at using transitions in PowerPoint to maximize what I have learned from the CTML Principles, and then the different H5P content types, I realized that the frustration I felt mirrors what my newcomer EAL students feel…
Featured image by Mufid Majnun on Unsplash Kati’s reflection on creating OER “I’ll do it myself!” said the Little Red Hen. And she did. In the story of The Little Red Hen, none of the other farm animals want to help the Little Red Hen with all of the tasks involved in baking the bread….
Featured Image by CoPilot Tiffany’s Reflection on Some CTML Shortcomings When Kati and I first met the Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning we were enamoured with its charm. Such a comprehensive framework connecting to the human mind with a learner-centered approach. Dare I say robust? But the more we got to know CTML, the more…
Featured image created in Bitmoji and edited in Canva Written in partnership by Kati Dreilich and Tiffany Kearns The Journey to Multimedia IDEAs We’re going to take you on our journey towards making our Multimedia IDEAs website. We came up with the acronym IDEAs – inclusive digital educational activities – because of an inside joke…