Creating Conceptual Maps and Presentations

This video tutorial guides students on creating a concept map and presentation for pedagogical practice. It covers the steps to observe, interview, and compile information into a concept map using Canva. The video also provides tips on presenting the map and using tools like X Recorder for recording presentations.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To provide a review of educational software.

• To explain the benefits of online learning.

• To teach how to create a conceptual map and presentation slides.

• To discuss the history of education.

What is the first step in creating a conceptual map according to the video?

• Creating a PowerPoint presentation.

• Downloading Canva.

• Conducting an interview with a professor.

• Observing a classroom session.

Which tool is recommended for creating the conceptual map?

• Adobe Photoshop

• Google Docs

• Canva

• Microsoft Word

What should be included in the first axis of the conceptual map?

• The professor's hobbies.

• The professor's favorite books.

• The professor's family background.

• The professor's local work environment and area of expertise.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended question for the interview?

• What is your academic background?

• What tools do you use in your teaching?

• What subjects do you teach?

• What are your favorite movies?

What is the purpose of adding animations to the slides?

• To make the presentation more engaging.

• To increase the file size.

• To add background music.

• To make the slides harder to read.

Which application is suggested for recording the presentation?

• Zoom

• X Recorder

• Skype

• Microsoft Teams

What should you do if you want to show faces in the photos used in the conceptual map?

• Draw over the faces.

• Use stock images instead.

• Ignore the faces.

• Blur the faces or get permission.

What is the final step after creating the conceptual map and slides?

• Email the project to friends.

• Print the slides.

• Delete the project.

• Save the project and upload it to the academic portfolio.

What should you do if you have questions about the group work?

• Ignore the group work.

• Search online for answers.

• Guess the answers.

• Ask your tutor for clarification.