Ashraf Rashad Abdelakder

From Traditional to Blended Learning Ashraf Rashad Abdelakder

Would you like to get rid of the traditional methods of teaching? Do your students feel bored inside the classroom? Do you think that you face Tsunami alone in the class? Take revolutionary decisions. Do it! Our book will give you a hand. It is a step-by-step guideline to using digital technology in teaching. This book is designed to expose you to three stages of learning, practice, and development. You are not only going to learn from the book, but it guides you to various sources of learning as well. In the practice stage, you are going to design different digital activities and deliver them effectively. The last phase starts when you self-reflect and collect others' feedback so that you can improve your first trial and design more engaging and effective digital activities. The book will take you through nine chapters: -Blended Learning-Digital Technologies used in teaching-Learning Management Systems-Video Conference Digital Tools-Formative Assessment Digital Tools-Presentation Applications-Animated Video Makers -Class Management Digital Tools-Collecting and Analysing Audience Information and FeedbackThe first two chapters are more theoretical than practical, where you are going to explore blended learning. The book introduces you to the blended learning requirements. According to the requirements, the other seven chapters focus on seven categories of digital technologies mentioned earlier. In each chapter, you will study and use several tools, comparing and contrasting their pros and cons, focusing on the learning outcomes they achieve. You adopt the tools that satisfy your students' needs and then start practicing them in real-life sessions. Then you collect the feedback and improve the first practice. As a result of that, you will master Blended and Online teaching. Why are you waiting? Be the first in your school to have this unique book that will stay forever. Get your copy today by clicking the (Buy Now) button right now.