You tube is good for illustrations
and video based education and also presents a collection of educators. I was
able to follow most of them most especially in TED-ed.
One notes that this platform is one
of the biggest and best collections of videos on the internet.
I was able to explore through the
basics of making you tube channels, uploading videos. I liked the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMk1drkmSB8 introduction to you tube.
I was able to upload videos from my
laptop to my-you tube channel and then uploaded them to my blog. Repeatedly
this will enhance my professional learning because video illustrations are key
in visualizing instruction and makes science real.
Use of wiki space was so interesting
and a plus to my understanding because I had never used it and more so am now
familiar with URL.
To me the best resources were
observed in TED education and among others the following deserve mention.
I also created a play list
a) Sharing the facts of design;
b) Professional learning videos
c) Steam traps plumbing.
And I earmarked the interesting
videos to watch later. These include:
My video is leaf type drill jig at list has been published on my you tube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCENmQ9nYbuQFFL5kgtYgSWQ
1.
Basing
on my goal that I made in my blog…
“GOAL: TO
REALIZE PROOF OF CONCEPT THROUGH APPLICATION OF ICT IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING
INSTRUCTION.”
Am
explaining the concept of jigs and fixtures that is taught in theory to
practice thus proving the concept. I have by so doing integrated the existing
knowledge I had on design with the knowledge I have so far obtained from CCTI
i.e. using you tube platform, ICT equipment like You cam, how the educators
express themselves in videos and this is relevant to my trade.
2. My
professional learning is progressing, I was ably presenting ideas on video and
most importantly when I uploaded the video I saw related videos and have
highlighted them to watch later so that I expand my knowledge.
I was also
able to contribute to the development of criteria for evaluating a resource
site basing on the two sites that we were assigned i.e. TED education and Khan
Academy. Through watching videos I could subscribe and that makes me part of
the community henceforth.
3.
When
I evaluated the sites I visited, I was able to find the following.
a) Most of them had objectives they were
made,
b) Were giving accurate information,
c) Were clear and audible enough,
d) Could give reference for more
correspondences at a later time
e) And above all could address a certain
class of people others could fit best in young age, others middle age, and
others to researchers for example how a wound heals itself, the great brain
debate by Ted Alschuler among others.
I have tried to follow the above criteria while making
my video, by making it clearer, and improving my audibility, I have given the
name of the soft ware used to make the jig, and the core functions/objectives
why it is needed. Lastly, I gave the blogs incase one wanted to comment, and of
course this video suits only those working in mechanical production and
manufacturing sections.
4. A
special recommendation is given to the following I found in TED
Also
what part of the brain does a human use? Amused me.
I
SUBMIT.
By
Gilbert Niwamanya
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