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Can you hear and see me now? Developing authentic audio and video for elementary language classes

Can you hear and see me now? Developing authentic audio and video for elementary language classes. FCTL Summer Conference 2012 Information Fluency Track María Redmon and Gregory Thompson. Problem Statement.

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Can you hear and see me now? Developing authentic audio and video for elementary language classes

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  1. Can you hear and see me now? Developing authentic audio and video for elementary language classes FCTL Summer Conference 2012 Information Fluency Track MaríaRedmon and Gregory Thompson

  2. Problem Statement • In Spanish language class students hear the language patterns and pronunciation characteristics of their instructors and find it difficult to comprehend speakers with different patterns and characteristics. • Lacking the aural comprehension needed to carry on a conversation at an elementary level, our students feel frustration, becoming unwilling to listen, or participate actively in oral communication tasks.

  3. Project Objectives • Our objective is to develop aural comprehension material targeting lower level aural comprehension, oral production, and global competence within the interpersonal communication tasks in the Spanish-language classes. • We propose to produce 5 oral recordings (3-5 minutes) and 2 DVD/ web recordings (10 minutes) of native speakers engaged in conversations.

  4. Methods (Mandala) • Native Spanish-speaking students were asked to support this project through recordings of authentic conversations. • The audio recordings include greetings and general presentations, talking about family and traditions, storytelling, travel, and culture of the countries represented by the actors/students. • We will use sites such as the Rosen College, Rollins College, and La Tomatina (tapas restaurant) for the video recordings to provide a more authentic feel.

  5. Project Plan • Before the conference • We selected native Spanish-speaking students to participate in the recordings. • During the conference • We developed storyboards for the audio recordings • We recorded two audio samples and initiated development of the structure and design for one DVD/web presentation. • After the conference • Implementing the knowledge gained during the conference, we will complete the oral and video recordings during the fall semester when additional students are on campus and available. • Develop student and teacher guides for use of these materials in the Spanish classes.

  6. Knowledge gained from FCTL Summer Conference 2012 • Making your own multiliteracyMandala • Helped us to broaden our view and organization of multiple literacies in our project\ • What a photo is really saying: Pedagogical insight into visual literacy • When recording our videos, we are going to consider the importance and impact of the images presented to the students. • Sex, lies, and multiple lives: Game design literacy as a framework for pedagogy • Iterative design, playfulness, storytelling, multimedia, and interactive approach to our material.

  7. First day of classWhere do I go?

  8. Love at first sightHere we go

  9. First dateSwan Lake

  10. Dinner’s on meLet the fireworks begin

  11. Wedding bells are ringing

  12. RomanticgetawayHoneymoon

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