Kinds of Instructional Media (including the advantages and disadvantages)
Kinds of Instructional Media
- Non Projected Media like Photographs, diagrams, displays, and models
- Motion Media like Video and DVDs
- Projected Media Filmstrips, overhead transparencies, and computer projection
- Audio Media Cassettes, CDs, live lectures, broadcast lectures, class discussion, tapes, digital audio, musical instruments, and audio signals.
- Computer Mediated Instruction
- Computer Based Multimedia and Hypermedia - Networks
Advantages and disadvantages of using instructional Media
What are the
advantages and disadvantages of using instructional materials.
There are a
number of advantages to using institutionally derived or teacher derived
materials for a course:
- Relevance: Materials can be produced that are directly relevant to
students’ and institutional needs and that reflect local content, issues,
and concerns. Develop expertise: Developing materials can help develop
expertise among staff, giving them a greater understanding of the
characteristics of effective materials.
- Reputation: Institutionally prepared materials may enhance the
reputation of the institution by demonstrating its commitment to providing
materials specifically for its students.
- Flexibility: Materials produced within the institution can be revised or adapted as needed, giving them greater flexibility than a commercial course book.
However there
are also potential disadvantages:
- Cost: Quality materials take time to produce and adequate staff
time as well as resources need to be allocated.
- Quality: Teacher-made materials will not normally have the same
standard of design and production as commercial materials and hence may
not present the same image as commercial materials.
- Training: To prepare teachers for materials writing projects, adequate training is necessary. Materials writing is a specialized skill and not all teachers area capable of writing good materials.
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