This document discusses a service learning project between a university multimedia course and an HIV orphanage center. [1] Students in the multimedia course taught orphanage children how to create multimedia content using authoring tools. [2] Activities included teaching a "train the trainer" approach where children learned to teach other orphans, and designing images on t-shirts to increase their skills and self-esteem. [3] The project provided experiential learning for students and exposed orphans to multimedia applications, but measuring its effectiveness on the orphans' learning is still needed.
This document discusses a service learning project between a university multimedia course and an HIV orphanage center. [1] Students in the multimedia course taught orphanage children how to create multimedia content using authoring tools. [2] Activities included teaching a "train the trainer" approach where children learned to teach other orphans, and designing images on t-shirts to increase their skills and self-esteem. [3] The project provided experiential learning for students and exposed orphans to multimedia applications, but measuring its effectiveness on the orphans' learning is still needed.
This document discusses a service learning project between a university multimedia course and an HIV orphanage center. [1] Students in the multimedia course taught orphanage children how to create multimedia content using authoring tools. [2] Activities included teaching a "train the trainer" approach where children learned to teach other orphans, and designing images on t-shirts to increase their skills and self-esteem. [3] The project provided experiential learning for students and exposed orphans to multimedia applications, but measuring its effectiveness on the orphans' learning is still needed.
UPM-COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: EXPLORING SERVICE LEARNING VIA
MULTIMEDIA APPLICATION
Hizmawati Madzin1*, Siti Khadijah2 , Rafidah Sadaruddin3, Ng Seng Beng4
1,2,4 Dr., Universiti Putra Malaysia, MALAYSIA,
[hizmawati,ctkhadijah,ngsengbeng @upm.edu.my] 3 Universiti Putra Malaysia, MALAYSIA, rafidah@upm.edu.my
Abstract
UPM-Community engagement is incorporated into a university multimedia course by way of
a project that has both learning and community action goals. This project is designed via collaboration between faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT) and PERNIM HIV orphanage centre as community partner. HIV orphanage can be categorize as children who became an orphan because one or both parents died from AIDS. These children are sensitive and high risk to have AIDS. However it is significant for the HIV orphanage to have strong linkage with the community to encourage them to have better education and obtain great life support from the community.
Under UPM-Community engagement, students who join Multimedia Application
Development course will learn to create creative multimedia content such as video, image and sound using authoring tool. In this project engagement, there were series of service learning activities done by CSIT lecturers and students. They teach the HIV orphanage children in creating multimedia contents using several authoring tools. This service learning approach give opportunity to the students to contribute their knowledge to the community. One of the activities is train the trainer concept, where students guide the orphanage children to be a mentor which can teach multimedia contents to other unfortunate children in different orphanage centre. On top of that, there is also an activity that the orphanage draw image using computer and print the design on white shirt. This create great experience to the orphanage which can wear the product that they design. This will help them to increase their skill and self esteem. Moreover it gives the students experiential opportunities to learn in real world contexts and develop skills of community engagement, on how to handle orphanage and also HIV patient.
UPM-Community engagement project is a service learning approach that expose
multimedia applications to the students and HIV orphanage and the learning through community engagement benefits students, faculty, communities, and UPM. However the effectiveness measurement of this service learning approach is required in order to know the impact of learning multimedia content towards HIV orphanage.
Keywords: Learning Service approach, HIV Orphanage child, community engagement
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