Search results for author:"Kijun Oda"
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Improving "Kyoiku-Kogaku (Educational Technology)" Classes for College Students using Traditional Analog Ed-media
Hitoshi Susono; Tsutomu Shimomura; Kijun Oda
World Conference on Educational Media and Technology 2007 (Jun 25, 2007) pp. 2320–2324
The term "Kyoiku-Kogaku" in Japanese means "Educational Technology" or "Instructional Technology" in English. In our "Kyoiku-Kogaku" classes for college students we have used both analog and digital ed-media. We have focused especially on utilizing...
Topics: Educational Technology, Students
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Creating Digital and Analog Storytelling for Collaborative Learning
Hitoshi Susono; Tsutomu Shimomura; Kijun Oda; Eri Ono; Yoshimasa Kuratani
Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2007 (Mar 26, 2007) pp. 653–657
About 25 years ago we developed "Gakushu(Learning) Kami-shibai(storytelling performance with picture cards) Method " and " Video Close-up System (ViCS)" for the students to create stories. In Susono's two "Educational Technology 2006" classes each...
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Production of Video “Close-up Picture” Stories by Preservice Students
Hitoshi Susono; Tsutomu Shimomura; Kijun Oda
Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2006 (Mar 19, 2006) pp. 727–731
College students in Japan produced video "close-up picture" stories in their preservice education program. Using a Video Close-up System developed by Oda, each group of 3-5 persons created a narrative for a picture story show. The students wrote a...
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Paper-based and Electronic Daifuku-cho (Shuttle Card) for Future Teachers and Elementary and Secondary students
Hitoshi Susono; Tsutomu Shimomura; Kijun Oda; Hiroki Koyama
Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2005 (2005) pp. 215–220
Paper-based Daifuku-cho is an A4 sized shuttle card used in the classroom. On the card there are 14 comment fields in which the student writes and 14 comment fields in which the teacher replies to them. We have used Daifuku-cho in classes for future ...
Topics: Teachers, Communication