The document discusses how various forms of multimedia like photography, audio, podcasts, and video can be used in the classroom to engage students and support different learning styles. It notes that multimedia makes learning fun and can be used to differentiate instruction. Challenges of using multimedia include overcoming the learning curve of new resources and technical issues transferring large files or accessing passwords. The document concludes by thanking individuals for providing insights and opportunities to enhance teaching skills with multimedia.

1. Multimedia for the Classroom 1. Used to engage students. 2. Students respond to technology. 3. Students learn in different ways. 4. Makes learning fun!

2. Photography opens doors to imaginations and backgrounds.

3. Audio and Podcast 1. Audio: A great way to differentiate instruction 2. Podcast: Gives students confidence in public speaking 3. Editing: Great special effects produces amazing results 4. Sound Effects: Students can become creative producers

4. Original Video and Generators 1. Fun way to produce educational videos. 2. Any ordinary subject can become extraordinary. 3. Challenging to put together audio and video.

5. Helpful Tools • iMovie - Video and Audio masterpieces made simple • Slideshare - Enjoy making power point slides • Sharing ideas via Twitter and discussion posts • Builds self-esteem by becoming creative online!

6. Challenges • Learning curve for new resources • Getting my phone to transfer huge video files • Problems with Moodle Password

7. Thank you! • Thank you to Rich Kiker for your insight into Multimedia • Thank you to DCIU for providing me this opportunity to enhance my skills • Thank you for guiding me to becoming a more resourceful teacher!