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Computer teaching methods

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The book Methods of Teaching Computers addresses the most important methods of teaching computers as a course or scientific subject that can be taught to learners like other subjects such as math, science, social sciences and others, thus the authors tried to clarify how to teach computers through the use of several modern methods, the most important of which is remote teaching through computers.

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Book description:

  • Author's name: Ms.. Dr. Ezzo Ismail Afana - Dr. Naela Najeeb Al-Khazindar - Mr. Nasr Khalil Al-Kahlout - Mr. Hassan Rahi Mahdi Nasr Khalil Al-Kahlout - Mr. Hassan Rabhi Mahdi
  • Number of pages: 352 pages
  • The subject of the book: Computer teaching methods

The contents of the book:

1. Introduction

2- Chapter One: Fundamentals of Educational Computing

  • Educational goals
  • General objectives of computer education
  • Computer culture
  • Educational computer applications
  • Planning for the use of computers in teaching
  • Teacher guidelines when using computers in teaching
  • Benefits of educational computer programs
  • Things to consider when using computers in teaching
  • Rationale for using computers in teaching
  • Advantages of using computers in teaching
  • Difficulties in using computers in education and some solutions
  • Self-Assessment Questions

3. Chapter Two: Computers and learning theories

  • Learning theories
  • First: Behavioral school
  • Keller's plan
  • Learning to master
  • Hierarchical teaching(Janier)
  • II: Cognitive school
  • Developed organizations
  • Jerome's Exploratory Model
  • Conceptual maps
  • Expansionary theory
  • III: Constructivist school
  • Learning Cycle Strategy
  • Problem Solving Strategy
  • Cooperative learning strategy
  • Self-Assessment Questions

4. Chapter Three: Using computers in teaching

  • Pedagogical functions (roles) of computers
  • Computer-based learning
  • Computer learning
  • Computer-based learning
  • Learning to think on the computer
  • Computerized Learning Management
  • Characteristics of a good learning situation
  • Educational computer programs
  • Training and Practice Programs
  • Tutoring Programs
  • Educational Game Programs
  • Simulation programs
  • Problem solving programs
  • Reading comprehension programs
  • Word processing programs
  • Dialogue Language Programs
  • Diagnostic and treatment programs
  • The best programs for computer-assisted teaching
  • Comparison of computer-assisted learning and traditional teaching methods
  • Self-Assessment Questions

5. Chapter Four: Teacher skills for using computers in teaching

  • Roles of an effective computer teacher
  • Characteristics of an effective computer teacher
  • Activities of an effective computer teacher in developing innovative thinking
  • The creative skills of an effective computer teacher
  • Computer literacy skills
  • Teaching skills that a computer teacher should have
  • Computer Lesson Planning Skills
  • Computer Lesson Planning Steps
  • General rules to keep in mind when designing paragraphs for a computer-assisted lesson
  • Computer teacher skill to use the lab
  • Computer teacher's classroom management skills
  • The computer teacher's skill in evaluation
  • Criteria for a good evaluation
  • Types of calendars
  • Characteristics of a good educational question
  • Procedures for designing the measurement instrument and school evaluation process
  • Self-Assessment Questions

6. Chapter Five: Computer and Multimedia Technology

  • Multimedia Definition
  • Principles of interactive multimedia design
  • The importance of using educational multimedia
  • Characteristics of educational multimedia
  • Use of multimedia education
  • Sources for obtaining educational multimedia
  • Basic rules for using educational multimedia
  • The role of the teacher in a multimedia system
  • Barriers to using educational multimedia
  • Self-Assessment Questions

7. Chapter Six: Computers and Microteaching

  • The pedagogical underpinnings of microteaching
  • Microteaching in the field of pedagogical technology training
  • Advantages of microteaching
  • Fundamentals of successful microteaching as a means of training for teaching computer curriculum
  • Steps to Microteaching
  • The most important teaching skills that can be practiced using microteaching
  • First: Initialization skill
  • Secondly: The skill of asking questions
  • III: The skill of reinforcing responses
  • IV: Locking skill
  • Self-Assessment Questions

8. Chapter Seven: Computer and Programming Education

  • The concept of programmed learning
  • Programmed Learning Method
  • Programmed Learning Objectives
  • The psychological and pedagogical basis of programmed education
  • Principles of Programmed Learning
  • Programmed learning methods
  • Characteristics of programmed learning
  • Criteria for designing and producing good educational software
  • Developing programmed learning programs
  • Build the sequence of frames contained in the program
  • Advantages of Programmed Learning
  • Disadvantages of programmed learning
  • Self-Assessment Questions

9. Chapter Eight: Computers and distance learning

  • Characteristics of remote teaching
  • Objectives of remote teaching
  • Using communication media in remote teaching
  • How does remote teaching work?
  • Areas of remote teaching
  • Planning to use remote teaching
  • Using Computers in Distance Education
  • Internet applications in Palestine
  • The Islamic University of Gaza's experience in introducing the Internet into the university system
  • Benefits of Teaching Remotely
  • Some disadvantages of using the Internet in teaching
  • Examples of various websites on the Internet
  • Self-Assessment Questions

10. Chapter Nine: The Laboratory in Computer Education

  • What is meant by the laboratory
  • Computer lab and equipment
  • First: Location
  • II: Area
  • III: Material equipment
  • Additional Computer Lab Supplies
  • Connecting and installing devices
  • Self-Assessment Questions

11. Chapter Ten: Computerization of the calendar

  • Steps to create a specification table
  • Example of a specification table
  • Achievement tests
  • Types of objective tests
  • First: True or False Questions
  • Secondly: Multiple choice questions
  • Third: Pairing, matching, or matching questions
  • IV: Completion questions and short-answer questions
  • Test construction, preparation, and development
  • Delivering and administering tests
  • Marking exams, monitoring and announcing results
  • Types of tests in a teaching and learning environment for mastery
  • Housing tests
  • Diagnostic tests
  • Structural tests
  • Mastery tests
  • Timed tests
  • Self-Assessment Questions

12. Chapter Eleven: Computer course lesson planning

  • Study planning
  • The importance of study planning
  • Principles of study planning
  • Stages of the teaching plan
  • Types of teaching plans
  • How to make a daily lesson plan
  • Examples of how to set up lessons
  • Self-Assessment Questions

13. Appendices

14- Answers to self-assessment questions

15. References 

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Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 20 x 20 x 20 x 20 cm
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