Curriculum
A video designed to convey details about the nuts and bolts of the subject.
A video presenting the curriculum of a course or subject needs to very clearly, simply, and accessibly convey details about the nuts and bolts of the subject such as:
- Knowledge and skills students are expected to learn
- Learning objectives
- Units or lesson outlines
- Assignments and assessments to be given to students
- Materials used in the course such as books, readings, videos etc
- Important dates.
The aim of a curriculum is to clearly communicate to students the details of how the course will be run. A good curriculum will also give students an understanding why a course is run in the way that it is; what the purpose of each assessment is or why the lessons are run in the order that they are.
Tip
A curriculum is most useful when it is clear, and students and teachers can refer to it easily when needed. A video presenting a curriculum should make good use of static screens. The clear text and visuals such as those used in slides, or in an office-desk or classroom style video. This makes it easier for students to search the video for the necessary information.
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