Chapter 2 1

TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING
AND LEARNING 2
BSEd FILIPINO 3
Chapter 2 Online Resources
ONLINE
RESOURCES
Technology for teaching and Learning
Learning resources that are made

available online, not from printed
sources.
Any resource available on the Internet in
an online educational environment.
It might be HTML documents such as
• course or chapter
objectives
• lecture notes
• assignments
• answers to chapter
questions.
ONLINE
RESOURCES
It might be audio or video lessons,
interactive exercises or exams, or
documents providing links to other Web
sites
Any digital material used for supporting

student learning that is delivered in
multiple delivery models.
Digital learning content, materials and/

or tools available online to learners.
Special Points for

Teachers for Online
Learning resources
Digital technologies (LMS, apps, web portals,

digital labs, etc..)
EXPLORE
Repertories of Open Educational Resources
(OERs) at national/State/global level
Webinars, online training programs, online

ATTEND courses on ICT-pedagogy Content integration
Appropriate technology for teaching learning &

assessment
USE
Digital resources embedded in Alternative
Academic Calendars (AAC)
Forums, interest groups and online

communities to interact with peers and know
BE PART OF how the rest of the world is doing with digital
education
Copyrighted as well as Free and Open Source

GET ACQUINTED WITH (FOSS) e-contents and tools for learning
Key Points for Online

Learning Resource
Sharing with Students
1. Age and Class of Learners
2. Learning Styles
3. Nature of Subject
4. Nature of Assignment
2. Learning Styles
5. Nature of Assessment
2. Learning Styles
6. Motivation to learners
2. Learning Styles
7. Participation of Parents
2. Learning Styles
8. Cyber Security and Safety

9. Special needs (if any)

10.Tracking and Monitoring the growth of learners

11.Proper Guidance for Students



10.Tracking and Monitoring the growth of
learners


10.Tracking and Monitoring the growth of
learners

Benefits of Online
Learning Resources
With the help of Online Education

1. Flexibility Resources people gets time flexibility in
their work and academic life.
From the wide range of program you can

2. Affordable select an online resources as per your
professional/teaching needs which fits your
budget.
Knowing how to manage your time is one of

the important skills. This requires you to
3. Time management make a plan and break all your
assignments into smaller chunks. Knowing
how to manage your time is a great skill
that will serve you well in the long term.
Best ways of using

Online Resources More
Effectively
improve your skills in evaluating your

information needs, searching for possible
sources and assessing their credibility.
1. Develop Information
Literacy recognize if the information you have found
is outdated and needs to learn to integrate
data from different sources into your
references.
find credible and reliable online sources.
people are more interested in the source 2. Recognize Reliable

itself and are more likely to trust reputable
Sources
institutions and individuals, or they rely on
recommendations from their friends and
colleagues
make sure to crosscheck the resources

3. Check When Possible with some other reliable resource.
you can trust suggestions from your co-

teacher, professor or expert in the 4. Rely on trusted
particular field to further your research recommendations
share your experiences with various online

5. Sharing experience
resources with your friends and colleagues
Resources
Types of Web/Online
• Current information such as stock quotes, sports scores,

weather, and news
Examples: Manila Bulletin, ABS CBN, GMA, CNN and etc...
• Information on colleges, museums, government agencies or

non-profit organizations
Examples: Department of Environmental Conservation,
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Network for Good
• Online job postings, shopping, auctions, or travel services

Examples: Ebay, Etsy, Orbitz
• Library databases, scholarly journals, and eBooks

Examples: Ebook Central via ProQuest, ARTstor, Journal of
Applied Economics
Some Examples of
Online Learning
Resources/Platforms
YOUTUBE
• YouTube is an American
online video sharing and
social media platform owned
by Google. Accessible
worldwide, it was launched
on February 14, 2005, by
Steve Chen, Chad Hurley,
and Jawed Karim, three
former employees of PayPal.
Coursera
• a website that partners with

universities and
organizations around the
world. This brings a wide
variety of topics and
perspectives to one
searchable database.
• free online education and
includes courses from many
top universities, museums
and trusts. This gives the site
an extremely wide range of
in-depth courses.
Glogster
• A social site that lets users

mash up music, photos,
videos, and pretty much
anything else. It is a great
way to create learning
materials and a handy tool
for creative student projects.
Mentor Mob
• Teacher and students can
create a learning playlist,
which is essentially a
collection of high-quality
materials that can be used to
study a specific concepts
Khan Academy
• Partnering with many post
secondary schools, it offers

a useable, well-organized
interface.
• Also curating many courses

from around the web, Khan
Academy offers impressive
depth on many different
subjects.
• user-friendly, which may

make it easier to keep
learning goals. (free)
Open Culture Online
Courses
• The page highlights
1000 lectures, videos,
and podcasts from
universities around the
world.
• The site features a lot of
material found only on
universities’ private sites,
all in easy-to-browse
categories.
Udemy
• Udemy’s free courses

are similar in concept to
Coursera’s but
additionally allows users
to build custom courses
from lessons.
Lifehack Academy
• Lifehack believes in skills

that multiply your time,
energy, and overall
quality of life.
• Lifehack’s courses will
help you become a
better self by training you
the cross-functional skills
that work across many
aspects of life.
Academic Earth e
• Academic Earth brings

together top notch
courses from many
different sources and
focuses on offering a
wide variety of subjects.
• Academic Earth lists

courses by subject and
school, so it might be
easier to find what you’re
looking for.
edX
• free online education

• the site has impressive,
quality information for
everyone. edX covers a
great range of topics
from universities such as
Harvard, MIT, and
Berkeley, meaning a
high-quality, free online
education is entirely
possible here.
Alison
• Alison is a free education

site offering certification
in some areas. Alison
offers courses mainly in
business, technology,
and health, but also
includes language
learning courses.
iTunesU Free Courses
• Users can search
learning materials in
many different ways,
including by genre and
topic. However, courses
are often a mix of free
podcasts or videos and
paid content.
• iTunesU does include

courses on a variety of
topics, but it does not
integrate with Android,
Google or Windows
mobile devices.
Stanford Online
• Stanford Online is a
great site for high-quality
courses, though the
topics are somewhat
limited compared to sites
partnered with more than
one school. If you’re
looking for free courses,
make sure to mark the
“free” option on the left-
hand side.
TED-Ed
• The site contains
numerous videos that are
organized by subject and
can help one to teach
everything from how pain
relievers work to
Shakespearean insults
ONLINE FACILITATION
1. Amplifying Drawing attention to important ideas/concepts

Finding and displaying patterns in discussions and

2. Aggregating other communications
Demonstrating the skills you expect your learners to

3. Modeling gain
4. Encouraging Maintaining positive attitude and encouraging learners

to engage in, enjoy, and complete the task
COMPUTERS
as a means of teaching logical thinking
Emphasis in providing logical thinking to

students is integrated in technology-rich
environment for problem-solving and
cooperative learning methods
Drill and Practice

It promotes the acquisition of knowledge or skill through
repetitive practice.
It refers to small tasks such as the memorization of spelling
or vocabulary words, or the practicing of arithmetic facts and
may also be found in more sophisticated learning task or
physical education games and sports
Tutorial
a method of transferring knowledge and may be used as a
part of a learning process
Concept Processing
a technology that uses an artificial intelligence engine to
provide flexible user interface.
Games
an activity in which participants follow proscribed rules that
differ from those real life as they strive to attain a challenging
goal. The distinction between play and reality is what makes
games entertaining.
Simulation
the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or
system overtime.
Discovery
the observation of new phenomena, new actions, or new
events and providing new reasoning to explain the
knowledge gathered through such observations with
previously acquired knowledge from abstract thought and
everyday experience
Problem Solving
the process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues
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TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING

Learning resources that are made

Any digital material used for supporting

Digital learning content, materials and/

Special Points for

Digital technologies (LMS, apps, web portals,

Webinars, online training programs, online

Appropriate technology for teaching learning &

Forums, interest groups and online

Copyrighted as well as Free and Open Source

Key Points for Online

1. Age and Class of Learners

1. Age and Class of Learners

1. Age and Class of Learners

8. Cyber Security and Safety

8. Cyber Security and Safety

9. Special needs (if any)

8. Cyber Security and Safety

9. Special needs (if any)

10.Tracking and Monitoring the growth of learners

8. Cyber Security and Safety

9. Special needs (if any)

10.Tracking and Monitoring the growth of learners

11.Proper Guidance for Students

8. Cyber Security and Safety

9. Special needs (if any)

10.Tracking and Monitoring the growth of learners

11.Proper Guidance for Students

8. Cyber Security and Safety

9. Special needs (if any)

11.Proper Guidance for Students

9. Special needs (if any)

11.Proper Guidance for Students

With the help of Online Education

From the wide range of program you can

Knowing how to manage your time is one of

Best ways of using

improve your skills in evaluating your

find credible and reliable online sources.

people are more interested in the source 2. Recognize Reliable

make sure to crosscheck the resources

you can trust suggestions from your co-

share your experiences with various online

• Current information such as stock quotes, sports scores,

• Information on colleges, museums, government agencies or

• Online job postings, shopping, auctions, or travel services

• Library databases, scholarly journals, and eBooks

• a website that partners with

• A social site that lets users

secondary schools, it offers

• Also curating many courses

• user-friendly, which may

• Udemy’s free courses

• Lifehack believes in skills

• Academic Earth brings

• Academic Earth lists

• free online education

• Alison is a free education

• iTunesU does include

1. Amplifying Drawing attention to important ideas/concepts

Finding and displaying patterns in discussions and

Demonstrating the skills you expect your learners to

4. Encouraging Maintaining positive attitude and encouraging learners