UNIT IV Summative Assignment: Instructional Video

• Please Read the Assignment Information on this Page
• Please watch the Example Video (YouTube Link provided below)

How do I submit my Assignment?

The student will submit a link to a YouTube video. This requires the student to upload the video to YouTube and make it viewable.

The student may also upload the file in the assignment box.

Sample Lesson Plan & Instructional Video:

1. Students should download and view the Sample Lesson Plan based on the Basketball Form Shooting/Free Throw

Link to: PE Lesson Plan Example.doc 2. Students should watch the Sample Instructional Video on Basketball Shooting Form/Free Throw

Link to YouTube Basketball Form Shooting Video:

https://youtu.be/4xAre7CGioU

Instructional Video Information:

• You are required to 20-minute video presentation based on your Unit III Lesson Plan.
• The Video Presentation must provide both video and audio of you presenting your Lesson (if you have a demonstrator and/or videographer, it's a plus).
• You can use a variety of free platforms to complete this video presentation, including using your phone's video camera, the Screen-Cast-O-Matic platform, Zoom, or YouTube.
• This preferred method is to use a video camera to record you teaching the lesson (with good quality audio of you) in the video.
• You shouldsavethe video file and keep on file on your hard drive or USB drive prior to uploading to a video conversion website, such as YouTube so you do not lose it
• You will submit your video presentation to Blackboard. The preferred method is to upload your video to YouTube and provide a direct link to the YouTube video. Make sure you make the video open when uploading it.
• I must be able to open and view the presentation to assess it and provide you with assignment credit.
• Please use the instructor feedback from your Lesson Plan to improve the plan prior to developing your video.
• Please meet all assignment deadlines.

Consider the Following Websites for Video Development:

Screen Cast-O-Matic https://screencast-o-matic.com/(Links to an external site.)

YouTube https://www.youtube.com/ (Links to an external site.)

Zoom https://zoom.us/signup(Links to an external site.)

How Do I Teach a Lesson with No Participants?

For this class, the Instructional Video Assignment includes the development of a detailed Lesson Plan to provide planning for the development of an Instructional video focused on you practicing the instruction of the lesson.

This may sound difficult at first. But, if you visualize it as practicing your lesson delivery and explaining yourself prior to teaching, you will be on the right track. Most people practiced the lessons "with imaginary or ghost students" prior to teaching in the classroom. If you develop a video that focuses on a "practice run" of teaching your lesson and includes you explaining what you are looking for when the participants are involved, you will meet expectations.

Video Lesson Teaching Expectations:

The expectation is to develop an Instructional Video that looks like the example I have provided on Basketball Shooting Form/Free Throw. Please watch the video for an example and develop your Video Lesson in a similar fashion.

In the video, I had one person serve as a videographer, another serves as a demonstrator, and I provided the lesson delivery. We used a hand-held video recorder with a tripod and only the external microphone on the camera. The expectation is for you to develop a 20-minute video with good audio (good enough so I can hear your instruction - speak loudly) that details important information from your Lesson Plan. You are not expected to develop a professionally produced video, but that is always a plus. If you do not have a partner or two, use your phone's camera or computer's webcam, speak loudly and set it up to see what you are doing.

Please do a short test run on your video and ensure that the sound quality is good enough for me to hear.