Post University Bryan Wziontko EDU 624

questionnaire. #Objectives 1 Given a direct tutorial video on the Haiku domain, students in the Ceramics class will be able to understand the use of the Pottery Wheel with 100% accuracy (Visual). 2 Given a direct tutorial video on the Haiku domain, students will become familiar with the Pottery Wheel by answering questions related to the video with 100% accuracy (Visual). 3 Given an e-Learning environment (Haiku), Students and teacher in the Ceramic class will collaborate and discuss answers to questions with precision. 4 Given a step-by-step tutorial in person, students in the Ceramic class will be able to understand the process of making a bowl by following along (Auditory/Kinesthetic). 5 Using videos, reviewing notes, and remembering the demonstration, students in the Ceramic class will be able to demonstrate understanding of the Pottery Wheel by creating a bowl (Kinesthetic). 6 Given an overview of the entire lesson, students in the Ceramic class will be assessed on the final product of their bowl and their collaborative work on the eLearning module.

Overall Project Design Haiku: An eLearning Environment for Ceramic Instruction Design choices : All slides will be presented by the instructor verbally. All slide will feature a variety of graphics, pictures, and information relating to the training. The module design will be based off the eLearning domain, Haiku. To view course materials a URL will be provided to get quick access to the learning domain. You can use the directional arrow ( ) with the mouse to point and highlight material that is being discussed in the module. There is access to video tutorials, questions relating to the video, and students can provide comments that can be easily viewed when clicking on the classroom. The module design will based off a template used in Microsoft Office Power Point 2007, the “Concourse” template to be exact. To view slides, locate on the top bar View, then click Slide Show. After you present a slide, left click on mouse to proceed to the next Environment Blended Learning Face-to-face tutorial in RHHS Ceramic Classroom. Haiku eLeanring module for learning environment. Hands on activities; peer collaboration Immediate feedback with instructor on module and in person. Audience 1 Class of 16 students 9-12 th graders 10 female, 6 male (ethically diverse, one special needs) Variety of different art backgrounds Learning Objectives Learners will be able to understand the use of Haiku. Learners will be able to understand the use of the Pottery wheel. Learners will be able to collaborate with educator and peers about the use of the Pottery Wheel. Learners will be able to construct a symmetrical bowl. Color scheme (include examples or hex numbers): Font styles, sizes, colors (include font style name, size, and color for each element): Learning Objectives (cont.) Learners will be able to evaluate their works and instructor with answering questionnaires and assessing their works. Instructional Goal(s) Familiarize learners with features of Haiku. Help learners navigate through the online site or domain using URL. How to create a bowl on the Pottery Wheel through watching video, collaboration with peers, and face-to- fact tutorial (hands-on). Instructional Analysis: View learning objectives Visual examples/Descriptions Primary: HEX #ffffff Secondary: HEX #2e00c5 Accent: HEX #bce7f4 Text: HEX #00000 Page Headings: Times New Roman 44pt Page Subheadings: Times New Roman 34pt Body Copy: Comic Sans 24pt

Content Slide #1 Introduction Proposed image or graphic for this slide Welcome to Haiku, a learning management system or LMS that we will be using for Ceramics 1. Haiku is a module that will be used for an aid to learn how to use the Pottery Wheel. Haiku will provide you with videos, questions, and materials used to better your learning. Be prepared to collaborate with peers and for me to aid you in your learning while on this module. You can access Haiku through this URL and our class code is Clay For the past four years, students in the introductory Ceramics course have had great difficulty in using the Pottery Wheel. Students forget the tools and their use, forget the step-by-step process in creating a bowl, and forget crucial parts when designing their art piece resulting in a bowl with poor craftsmanship. There has been nothing but hands on activities involving the Pottery Wheel which only focus on the kinesthetic aspect of the lesson. By incorporating auditory and visual learning by displaying videos, questions, and exercising discussion and collaboration on Haiku, the goal is to aid all types of learners so they can get a better understanding of the ceramic technique. By also displaying videos, having subtitles, clear and large font, and having the online domain Haiku is available on any device that contain internet access, learners can have constant access to these resources so they can refer back and accommodations can be met for special needs. The Ceramics class is an introductory course, therefore no prerequisites, skill, or background is required in knowing how to complete the task of creating a bowl. The student is expected to follow the criteria of the lesson, stay focused, and be able to utilize information that the learners have been given to complete the task. (Read slide after) The interactive elements on this slide will be navigation buttons (forward, back, refresh).

Content Slide #2 Welcome to Haiku! The interactive elements on this slide will be navigation buttons (forward, back, refresh). Now that you are part of the eLearning environment on the module, you can view the features and class materials that are provided for the Pottery Wheel. The page should look like the image on the right. To be said: (Read the slide)

Content Slide #3 First Task To be said: (Read the slide) The interactive elements on this slide will be navigation buttons (forward, back, refresh). You are now ready to start the Pottery Wheel assignment. Before we touch clay, we need to know the steps in creating a bowl! Watch the video tutorial that is provided. Take notes and PAY ATTENTION! Click PLAY!

Content Slide #4 Second Task To be said: (Read the slide) The interactive elements on this slide will be navigation buttons (forward, back, refresh). You are now ready to start the Pottery Wheel assignment. Before we touch clay, we need to know the steps in creating a bowl! Watch the video tutorial that is provided. Take notes and PAY ATTENTION! Click PLAY!

Content Slide #5 Third Task To be said: (Read the slide) The interactive elements on this slide will be navigation buttons (forward, back, refresh). After watching the video, use your notes and what you have learned to answer the following questions. Click onto the document titled, “Pottery Wheel Tutorial” and begin. Answer in COMPLETE SENTENCES!

Content Slide #6 FourthTask To be said: (Read the slide) The interactive elements on this slide will be navigation buttons (forward, back, refresh). Now that you have answered the questions thoroughly. You will have to take part in a classroom discussion with your classmates on the Discussion Board. Click on “Discuss: Let’s Get Started!” and answer the questions. You have three days to respond to your peers posts.

Content Slide #7 Five Task To be said: (Read the slide) The interactive elements on this slide will be navigation buttons (forward, back, refresh). Now that our class discussion is over with, let's take it closer to touching clay. We will be watching the instructor (ME) in a more in depth demonstration. Take notes and answer these questions later. Hand in the answers to the questions by the end of the week.

Content Slide #7 Five Task To be said: (Read the slide) The interactive elements on this slide will be navigation buttons (forward, back, refresh). Now that our class discussion is over with, let's take it closer to touching clay. We will be watching the instructor (ME) in a more in depth demonstration. Take notes and answer these questions later. Hand in the answers to the questions by the end of the week.

Assessment (Quiz) Slide #8 Assessment (Read Slide) Positive feedback: Great job! It seems to me you have followed the lesson well and your next step will be to create two more bowls with little assistance. Good luck! Negative feedback: It seems to me you have had trouble learning the Pottery Wheel. Please review the given URL on Haiku and any notes you have taken to help you through this task. Students will have to view the rubric to see what they will be evaluated on. Students will be graded on the final product of their piece. If students do not proceed in completing the task, they are expected to come in for extra help to pass. You will demonstrate what you have learned in this lesson by creating a bowl. You will have three days to create a symmetrical bowl. Please view the rubric to see what you will be graded on. A+ Be sure to READ EVERYTHING! To get an A+ Rubric is located below the last questions labeled, “Wheel Thrown Rubric”