Interactive Slideshows: Simple Tech, Complex Thinking
In today’s episode, we’ll explore using interactive slideshows to teach computer science and critical thinking.
Paul Beckermann
PreK–12 Digital Learning Specialist
Podcast Host
Slideshow Design
Students could create a slideshow that teaches a concept via informational slides, followed by an interactive quiz embedded into that same slideshow:
- Informational Slides:
- Text
- Images
- Videos
- Quiz Questions:
- Multiple-Choice
- Hyperlinked Responses
- Feedback
Computer Science Skills
These efforts can help students develop a variety of computer science thinking skills, including:
- Algorithmic Thinking
- Conditional Logic
- Decomposition
- Pattern Recognition
- Abstraction
- Debugging
- User Experience (UX) Design
For more information about computer science, explore the following AVID Open Access article collection: Demystify Computational Thinking.
#375 — Interactive Slideshows: Simple Tech, Complex Thinking
AVID Open Access
10 min
Keywords
Transcript
Transcript is under construction. Please come back later.