DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY
COURSE CODE: BET4108
COURSE TITLE: EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY
,TITLE: EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY, BET4108
Credit Hours: 42
Pre-requisites: None
COURSE CONTENT
WEEK 1: TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COMMUNICATION
PROCESS.
Objectives
definitions
Educational technology
Instructional Technology
WEEK 2: CONSTRUCTION OF INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES FOR
CLASSROOM USE.
Objectives
Introduction
How to design instructional objectives
Characteristics of the Instructional objectives
Importance of Instructional objectives
WEEK 3: THEORIES OF MASS COMMUNICATION:
Objectives
Models of communication
theories of communication
Barriers to effective classroom communication
WEEK 4 AND 5. SELECTION, DESIGN, PRODUCTION, INSTRUCTIONAL
MEDIA
Selection of instructional media
i. Factors to consider
ii. Principals of selection
Design of instructional media
Production of instructional media
WEEK6. ACQUISITION AND UTILIZATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA
FOR CLASSROOM USE;
Modifying
Preparation of the environment
Presentation
Utilization of Instructional
WEEK 7. VERBAL AND NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION.
ii
, Definitions
Verbal communication
Non -verbal communication
WEEK 8 AND 9: VARIETY OF MEDIA /RANGE OF MEDIA FOR
TEACHING AND LEARNING, ELECTRONIC MEDIA, PRINT AND NON-
PRINT MEDIA FOR CLASSROOM APPLICATION
Objectives
Definition of media
Types of media
i. electronic media
ii. print media
iii. non print media
WEEK 10 AND 11: LOCAL RESOURCES/ COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Objectives
Introduction
Types of learning resources
i) People
ii) Places
iii) events
Importance of community resources
TEACHING / LEARNING METHODOLOGIES
To deliver the course the following methodologies can be used; Group discussions;
Lecturing; Individual assignment; Micro-teaching
Course Assessment
Examination - 70%
Continuous Assessment Test (CATS) - 20%
Assignments - 10%
Total - 100%
RECOMMENDED TEXT BOOKS: FOR FURTHER READING:
i. Ahuja M. and Bushan A. (2009); Educational Technology; Chand Publishers –
Chandigarh – 14006 India
ii. Casey T. (2009); Introduction to Educational Technology; Vikas Niwas
Publishers 11000
iii. Vashist M. P (2009); Modern Educational Technology; 110001 – India Nagar
iv. Meena Kumari Goswami (2008); Educational Technology; Asian Books
Publishing House
v. J. Mohanty (2007); Educational Technology; Deep & Deep Publications
vi. Ayot H.O and Patel M (1992); Instructional method (General Method);
Nairobi ERAP
iii
, Instructional Materials and Equipment
Text books; projectors, design catalogues, computer laboratory; design software,
simulators
iv
COURSE CODE: BET4108
COURSE TITLE: EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY
,TITLE: EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY, BET4108
Credit Hours: 42
Pre-requisites: None
COURSE CONTENT
WEEK 1: TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COMMUNICATION
PROCESS.
Objectives
definitions
Educational technology
Instructional Technology
WEEK 2: CONSTRUCTION OF INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES FOR
CLASSROOM USE.
Objectives
Introduction
How to design instructional objectives
Characteristics of the Instructional objectives
Importance of Instructional objectives
WEEK 3: THEORIES OF MASS COMMUNICATION:
Objectives
Models of communication
theories of communication
Barriers to effective classroom communication
WEEK 4 AND 5. SELECTION, DESIGN, PRODUCTION, INSTRUCTIONAL
MEDIA
Selection of instructional media
i. Factors to consider
ii. Principals of selection
Design of instructional media
Production of instructional media
WEEK6. ACQUISITION AND UTILIZATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA
FOR CLASSROOM USE;
Modifying
Preparation of the environment
Presentation
Utilization of Instructional
WEEK 7. VERBAL AND NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION.
ii
, Definitions
Verbal communication
Non -verbal communication
WEEK 8 AND 9: VARIETY OF MEDIA /RANGE OF MEDIA FOR
TEACHING AND LEARNING, ELECTRONIC MEDIA, PRINT AND NON-
PRINT MEDIA FOR CLASSROOM APPLICATION
Objectives
Definition of media
Types of media
i. electronic media
ii. print media
iii. non print media
WEEK 10 AND 11: LOCAL RESOURCES/ COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Objectives
Introduction
Types of learning resources
i) People
ii) Places
iii) events
Importance of community resources
TEACHING / LEARNING METHODOLOGIES
To deliver the course the following methodologies can be used; Group discussions;
Lecturing; Individual assignment; Micro-teaching
Course Assessment
Examination - 70%
Continuous Assessment Test (CATS) - 20%
Assignments - 10%
Total - 100%
RECOMMENDED TEXT BOOKS: FOR FURTHER READING:
i. Ahuja M. and Bushan A. (2009); Educational Technology; Chand Publishers –
Chandigarh – 14006 India
ii. Casey T. (2009); Introduction to Educational Technology; Vikas Niwas
Publishers 11000
iii. Vashist M. P (2009); Modern Educational Technology; 110001 – India Nagar
iv. Meena Kumari Goswami (2008); Educational Technology; Asian Books
Publishing House
v. J. Mohanty (2007); Educational Technology; Deep & Deep Publications
vi. Ayot H.O and Patel M (1992); Instructional method (General Method);
Nairobi ERAP
iii
, Instructional Materials and Equipment
Text books; projectors, design catalogues, computer laboratory; design software,
simulators
iv