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Interactive Tutorials
What is it?
An interactive tutorial refers to tutorials with multiple media that allows the student to interact with the content that they are learning. Interactive tutorial components can include activities such as podcasts, learning games, quizzes, audio, and video.
Interactive Tutorials
What are the educational uses and benefits?
Assessment:
- Provides instructors with a means to formatively evaluate student learning.
- Provides instructors with the opportunity to gauge areas in which students are succeeded or in areas in which they may need remediation.
Motivation:
- Provides students with interactive activities rather than lectures.
- Gains the attention and motivates learners who learn by auditory, visual, and kinesthetic means.
Interactive Tutorials
Can I see an example?
View an example of interactive tutorials created by the CITT:
- The Partnership in Global Learning: Some online tutorials written for the Partnership in Global Learning by the University of Florida.
- Teaching with Technology: An interactive tutorial written for the Partnership in Global Learning.
View an example of interactive tutorials:
- Visual Perception Online Laboratory: An example of interactive tutorials from Purdue University.
Interactive Tutorials
How do I get started?
There are many interactive tutorials available for free on the internet at sites such as the Visual Perception Online Laboratory from Purdue University.
There are many ways to build custom interactive tutorials using software and tools such as:
- Audio
- Flash
- Learning Games
- Podcasts
- Quizzes
- Video
- Websites
Interactive Tutorials
Where can I learn more?
- The Partnership in Global Learning: Some online tutorials written for the Partnership in Global Learning by the University of Florida.
- Teaching with Technology: An interactive tutorial written for the Partnership in Global Learning.
- Wikipeida - Tutorials: Detailed description and examples of tutorials including interactive tutorials.
- Visual Perception Online Laboratory: An example of interactive tutorials from Purdue University.
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