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Akademicki podręcznik multimedialny "Dydaktyka ochrony środowiska" w systemie kształcenia stacjonarnego i zdalnego

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Burewicz A. , Gulińska H. , Jagodziński P. , Miranowicz M. , Miranowicz N. , Wolski R. , Zielińska M.

tom [Z] 56, 11-12

1053-1085

In the course of the "KBN" research project in the Department of Chemistry Didactics at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, the first Polish academic multimedial handbook Teaching of Environmental Protection. This handbook is devoted to full time (on-site) undergraduate and graduate students, but may also be used in a system of remote education of primarily teaching staff. The article describes successfully functioning systems of remote teaching in Poland and abroad and includes a discussion of their effectiveness. The handbook Teaching of Environmental Protection differs from a conventional handbook in, among others, that each of its pages is not only illustrated by images or diagrams, but films, animations or simulations and includes the fact that all the functions of the learner and/or teacher are registered, which allows presentation, at the appropriate moment, of the appropriate assignment and/or test. The prepared system of hypertextual and hypermedial references simplifies searching out information and its compilation into various conceptual structures. Hence, this is an interactive handbook, with a branching, modular structure with broad potential for an uncomplicated expansion of its content. The illustration of content prepared for the needs of the handbook are further discussed in the context of a choice of appropriate matters for effective visualization as well as programming tools necessary for this. An important element of this work was the preparation of basic methods of imaging by means of computer tools. Considering the fundamental role played in chemical education by the experiment, the films included on the pages (windows) of the handbook were assigned to several modules, and then each of them was described with relation to the function that a given group of film sequences can play in the learning-teaching process. The article presents the first results of the didactic work of teachers employing the modular system of remote teaching, making use of the handbook Teaching of Environmental Protection, and discusses them with relation to results obtained in the Department of Chemistry Didactics, during work with other multimedial products prepared there.

Technologia informacyjna w kształceniu chemicznym

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Gulińska H.

2007

tom [Z] 61, 5-6

303-338

In order to teach effectively and efficiently, one has to combine various elements of depiction and visualization, as well as to create emotional, imaginative and sensational linkages in the learner's mind. Visualization allows to get through to one's real, inner, and subjective emotions, sensations and images. It is sometimes said that our eyes are an interface between our brain and the outside world. A good example of putting this assumption into practice can be found in the educational packages backing up chemistry curricula at different educational levels. The multimedia software designed or code signed by the author of the article comprises either succinct printed textbooks with integral CDs, or multimedia textbooks available both on CDs and on the Internet. Each of the CD multimedia lessons contains animations and simulations of chemical processes and phenomena, dynamic and three-dimensional element and compound models, tests and problem solving tasks, as well as film sequences illus-trating chemical experiments. Not only do those films allow the user to watch respective fragments of a given experiment in close-up so as to analyze interrelationships between them, but they can also be played repeatedly, thus making the user memorize the sequence of laboratory activities or the course of industrial processes. Such presentations of experiments can help teachers and students who are, for some reasons, unable to carry them out on their own. They are also an inspiration for those willing to carry out new experiments and, above all, an aid to those looking for didactic means to explain complex questions. What is important is that all experiments presented on the CDs are only those that can be always carried out safely, successfully and economically. Their visualizations create images of the course of chemical experiments in the learner's mind, which, though no substitute for their actual replication, can still be a valuable source of knowledge. The article additionally presents the interactive board as means of creating and saving interactive educational images, a tool of interactive evaluation of knowledge and skills, a field for playing educational games, a device helping the teacher organize his work, a medium of remote teaching, and a his inspiration for carrying out and interpreting experiments.