Multimedia Cards and Bookmarks

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transferable adaptability innovative acceptability impact effectiveness availability creativity collaborative

The good teaching practice at a glance

Subject of practice

applied

Target groups

Learner

Educational level

Secondary Education

Short Summary

Students search for negative examples of wasting energy and environmental resources in the school building and find solutions to improve the energy effectiveness.

The findings where transformed into texts (in different languages) by word processing, images (image processing) and using QR codes to implement information into multimedia cards or bookmarks. This use of ICT to produce useful products increases the digital skills of teachers and the students in an enjoyable manner and combines several subjects (research, language, informatics, communication)

Duration of the implementation

2013-10-18 09:15:00 - 2013-10-18 09:15:00

Difficulty of ICT solutions used

Easy

Detailed description

Detailed description

Over the whole school year a group of students (7th and 8th graders) were working continuously on job orientation projects. On voluntary basis they met every Monday afternoon in a special room (called « Meeting Point/ Treffpunkt). They acted as Peer-Group (« Green Boys » and « Green Girls ») and initiated the following campaign and explored the school building.  These « Energy Detectives » took photos of positive and negative examples.  Furthermore students and teachers of other classes were motivated to take part in the campaign and to focus on « Energy topics » in several subjects. 5th graders, who ate taught in three languages (Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian and Turkish), drew pictures and found slogans, which were translated in their mother language.  In computer lesson students of other classes participating in the campaign scanned drawings, did research and packed information in QR codes, and finally designed multimedia cards or bookmarks. These cards and bookmarks will be distributed on June 2012 to classmates, teachers and visitors of the “Career information Day “, which is planned and organized by the students of the Peer group. In addition these boys and girls worked with students of the University of Economics on the topic "Global Footprint" and created questionnaires for their classmates.

Learning Activities / Implementation

preparatory phase: investigations and find solutions; creating the products with using ICT; presentation of products

Area of good practice
  • ICT enabled learning - Using digital resources for face-to-face classroom practice & for online learning/blended classroom practice
  • Community Building - Using digital resources to connect learners/build communities
This practice is
Transferable, Adaptability, Innovative, Acceptability, Impact, Effectiveness, Availability, Creativity, Collaborative

About the author

Name of contributorGerda Reißner, Göksel Yilmaz, Jurcic Maja, Felzmann Bettina
Affiliation of contributor Teacher at cooperative new secondary school
Institution where this practice was implementedKMS Schopenhauerstraße, Wien
Contact e-mailreimers@astro.univie.ac.at