Education 209

It is a term used to refer to the resources and tools that are used to support teaching and learning such as textbook, worksheet and activities.

• Instructional Media

• Instructional Reference

• Instructional Materials

• Instructional Technology

Which of the following refers to the various technologies that can be used to deliver instruction, such as videos, podcasts, and interactive whiteboard?

• Instructional Media

• Instructional Materials

• Instructional Technology

• Instructional Reference

What type of Instructional Material can be seen in the picture?

• Test and Assessment

• Technologies and Media

• Graphic Organizer

• Traditional Resources

Which of the following example belongs to Instructional Media?

• telegram, morse code, messaging apps

• explanations, diagrams, problem sets

• printed handouts, videos, audio recordings

• None of the above

This are the following importance of using Instructional Materials and Media except...

• Provide disadvantage to those learners who are lacking equipment.

• Assist those gifted learners with their self- evaluation of their own learning.

• Helps the students for better understanding.

• Ensure that the child is fully engaged in the learning topics.

If instructional materials refers to the CONTENT, how about instructional media?

• delivers the content

• carries the content

• feedback the content

• change the content

If instructional materials refers to the CONTENT, how about instructional media?

• delivers the content

• carries the content

• feedback the content

• change the content

Instructional materials is used to facilitate comprehension of ideas in the learners as well as ensure long term retention of ideas and topics taught to pupils.

• True

• False

Instructional Media is a content made available to students through Sakai, Blackboard, PowerPoint, and similar programs, platforms and/or technologies.

• True

• False

What are the examples of instructional media under the "electronic” instructional media?

• newspapers, movies, radio, and television

• chalkboards, textbooks, overhead projectors, and teachers

• teachers, computers, newspapers and textbooks

• computers, interactive video, and multimedia systems