STANDARD COURSE OF STUDY

COMPUTER/TECHNOLOGY SKILLS :: K-8 :: MULTIMEDIA/PRESENTATION STRAND

K-8 MULTIMEDIA/PRESENTATION STRAND

 

KindergartenGrade 1Grade 2Grade 3Grade 4
1.09 Identify and discuss characteristics of multimedia (e.g., text, sound, images, color) as a class. 1.08 Recognize the characteristics of multimedia (e.g., text, audio, images, video). 1.10 Identify and use multimedia terms/ concepts (e.g., storyboard, linear/ sequential, audio/ video clips, images). 1.11 Identify and discuss guidelines for media (e.g., personal information, images, content, language) to consider in developing multimedia projects as a class. 1.11 Identify and discuss the use of multimedia tools to report content area information.
1.10 Identify and discuss multimedia terms/ concepts beginning, middle, and end by arranging pictures in linear/ sequential order as a class/ group. 1.09 Identify and discuss multimedia terms/ concepts ( e.g., slide/ card, link/ button, text box, navigate, transition) as a class/ group activity. 1.11 Identify and discuss issues (e.g., personal information, images, appropriateness and accuracy of information) to consider in selection and use of materials for multimedia projects. 1.12 Identify and discuss Copyright and Fair use Guidelines as a class. 1.12 Recognize, discuss, and use multimedia terms/ concepts (e.g., navigation buttons, transitions, links/ hyperlinks, animation).
1.11 Recognize and discuss responsible use of multimedia resources and why it is important as a class. 1.10 Recognize and discuss responsible use of multimedia resources. 2.09 Identify and use multimedia tools to combine text and graphics as a class/ group assignment. 1.13 Identify and discuss use of rubrics to define and evaluate elements (e.g., content, purpose, usefulness) of class multimedia projects). 1.13 Recognize, discuss and use Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines in multimedia projects by explaining selection and use of resources as a class.
1.12 Discuss ownership of created works as a class/group. 1.11 Recognize, discuss, and cite various types of resources as a class. 2.10 Identify, discuss, and cite resources for a class/ group multimedia project. 2.09 Identify, discuss, and use multimedia tools (e.g., capture, create, edit, publish). 2.09 Recognize and discuss guidelines for media (e.g., personal information, images, content, language) to consider in developing multimedia projects as a class/ group.
2.04 Use multimedia software to identify and practice letters, numbers, shapes and colors as a class/ group. 2.07 Use multimedia software to illustrate words/ phrases/ concepts. 2.11 Modify/ edit an existing linear/ sequential multimedia story to include student narration as a class/group activity. 2.10 Modify/ edit an existing multimedia project to include branching and identify added sources as a class. 2.10 Storyboard and modify multimedia projects with menus, branching and/or multiple outcomes for content areas, citing sources as a group activity.
      3.04 Identify, discuss, and use multimedia to present ideas/ concepts/ information in a variety of ways as a class. 2.11 Recognize, discuss, and use rubrics to evaluate elements (e.g., content, organization, appropriateness of materials, citations) of multimedia projects/ products.

 

 

Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8
1.12 Recognize and explain the advantages and disadvantages of using multimedia to develop content area projects/ products. 1.11 Recognize, discuss and establish ethical guidelines for use of personal and copyrighted media (e.g., images, music, video, content, language) in multimedia projects and presentations as a class/ group. 1.15 Demonstrate knowledge of multimedia tools/ concepts used by media (e.g., games, video, radio/ TV broadcasts, websites) to entertain, sell and influence ideas and opinions. 1.15 Demonstrate knowledge of multimedia tools/ concepts used by media (e.g., games, video, radio/ TV broadcasts, websites) to entertain, sell and influence ideas and opinions.
1.13 Identify and discuss multimedia terms/ concepts (e.g., menu, branching, navigation, multimedia, design). 1.12 Recognize, discuss, and model correctly formatted citations for copyrighted materials and adhere to Fair Use Guidelines. 1.16 Demonstrate knowledge of multimedia by using terms/ concepts to describe and explain content projects/ products. 1.16 Use multimedia terms/ concepts correctly to describe and explain projects/ products.
1.14 Demonstrate knowledge of Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines by explaining selection and use of resources in content projects/ assignments. 2.06 Demonstrate knowledge of the advantages/ disadvantages of using multimedia to develop, publish, and present information to a variety of audiences. 1.17 Recognize, discuss and establish ethical guidelines for use of personal and copyrighted media (e.g., images, music, video, content, language) in multimedia projects and presentations as a class/ group. 1.17 Recognize, discuss and establish ethical guidelines for use of personal and copyrighted media (e.g., images, music, video, content, language) in multimedia projects and presentations as a class/ group.
2.11 Use menus and branching to modify/ create non-linear projects/ products in content areas. 2.07 Identify, discuss, and use multimedia terms/ concepts (e.g., multimedia authoring, web tools) to develop content projects as a class/ group. 1.18 Recognize, discuss, and model correctly formatted citations for copyrighted materials and adhere to Fair Use Guidelines. 1.18 Recognize, discuss, and model correctly formatted citations for copyrighted materials and adhere to Fair Use Guidelines.
2.12 Use student-generated rubrics to evaluate multimedia presentations for elements (e.g., organization, content, design, presentation, citation). 2.08 Use menu/ tool bar features to edit/ modify/ revise multimedia projects to present content information for a different audience and purpose. 3.08 Plan, design, and develop a multimedia product using data (e.g., graphs, charts, database reports) to present content information in the most effective way citing sources. 3.07 Plan, design, and develop a multimedia product using data (e.g., graphs, charts, database reports) to present content information.
3.06 Recognize, discuss and establish ethical guidelines for use of personal and copyrighted media (e.g., images, music, video, content, language) in multimedia projects and presentations as a class/ group. 3.11 Use rubrics to evaluate multimedia presentations for elements (e.g., content, organization, accuracy, design, purpose). 3.09 Create/ modify and use rubrics to evaluate multimedia presentations for elements (e.g., organization, content, design, appropriateness for target audience, effectiveness, ethical use of resources). 3.08 Create/ modify and use rubrics to evaluate multimedia presentations for content, design, appropriateness for target audience, and effective and ethical use of resources.

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