Television Production

Price: $62.00
ISBN13: 9781591582670
ISBN10: 1591582679
Book code: LU2679
Libraries Unlimited/Distributed Products
CDROM DOI: 10.1336/1591582679
Publication Date: 09/30/2004

DESCRIPTION

The PowerPoint presentations contain dozens of slides featuring concepts and illustrations from the chapters. Teachers can use these presentations to support and illustrate their classroom instruction. Teachers can display the presentations using a video projector, or a television connected to their computer. The CD-ROM includes a K-12 school site-license for the presentations, so they can even be loaded onto computers for individual student viewing and remediation. Owners of Microsoft PowerPoint software can edit the presentations, adding photographs of their studios, or deleting concepts they wish to cover at a later time. No PowerPoint? No problem! You can download a free PowerPoint Viewer on the Microsoft web-site. (You can see example slides at http://www.SCHOOLTV.com) The written tests feature questions based on the text of each chapter. Questions range from basic fact recall to higher level thinking skills and problem-solving scenarios. Tests are featured in Microsoft Word format, for easy editing and formatting. If you don't have Microsoft Word software, you can download a free Microsoft Word viewer that will allow you to open the tests, and copy-paste the content into your preferred word processing program. Every teacher using Television Production: A Classroom Approach, 2nd edition will want to own this valuable teaching resource. Imagine inserting this CD-ROM, opening a professional PowerPoint presentation, and teaching your class using photographs and images from their textbook. Imagine having a ready-made, fully editable test for each chapter. Imagine the time you'll save - time that you can spend with your students creating their video projects.

KEITH KYKER (M.Ed.) has 23 years teaching experience, and has been working with school television production for 18 of those years. He has earned degrees in educational media/instructional technology and speech education from the University of Central Florida. Keith currently serves as the educational media specialist at Northwood Elementary School in Crestview, Florida. Keith was previously the media specialist at Lewis Middle School in Valparaiso, Florida where he earned District Teacher of the Year honors in 1999. Before becoming a media specialist, Keith taught television production, media production, public speaking, and English at the high school and college levels. Keith recently served on the committee that developed the assessment for National Board Certification for library media, and was instrumental in providing benchmarks for accomplished media practices.

CHRISTOPHER CURCHY is Educational Media Specialist, at Jensen Beach High School, Jensen Beach, Florida. Christopher has 29 years experience teaching in Florida grades K-12. With Keith Kyker, Christopher is the co-author of 9 educational technology books for Libraries Unlimited. They have presented at more than 50 conferences nationwide, write the Video Viewfinder column for Florida Media Quarterly, and host the popular Web site www.schooltv.com.