Course: Information technology in the teaching of humanities

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Course title Information technology in the teaching of humanities
Course code FF1/019
Organizational form of instruction Lecture
Level of course Master
Year of study 1
Semester Summer
Number of ECTS credits 0
Language of instruction Czech
Status of course Compulsory
Form of instruction Face-to-face
Work placements This is not an internship
Recommended optional programme components None
Lecturer(s)
  • Havlínová Ivana, Mgr. Ph.D.
Course content
A) Common Part (Use of ICT in Teaching Humanities ? detailed description above) 1.Possibilities and limitations of using digital technologies in teaching humanities 2.Use (and usage) of ICT in schools with a focus on humanities subjects 3.Humanities teachers at primary and secondary schools and the possibilities of ICT use (?portfolio? of competences) 4.Possibilities of electronic presentations in school teaching (software platforms, types, procedures, rules and principles, pedagogical and didactic aspects of presenting) B) Subject-Specific Segments: History Teacher Training 5.Examples of IT use in historical science, digitization of source bases, use of digitized sources ? examples of inquiry-based learning 6.Use of IT in school history teaching (examples of projects, ideas for using history-related software ? quizzes, genealogy, etc.) 7.Computer games with historical themes as a basis for understanding the past? Their use in teaching history 8.Genealogy programs and their use in project-based history teaching 9.Creating electronic presentations in the field of history (elements, tools, examples) ? presentation skills training, use of interactive whiteboards, etc. 10.Online history presentation and history on the internet (topic of history online, basics and options for creating a web-based presentation) 11.Editing digital audio material (processing oral history testimonies, using them in presentations and inquiry-based learning; databases ? sources and oral history procedures) Civics / Social Sciences Teacher Training 12.IT in the social sciences (databases of online sources and educational platforms for Civics/Social Studies; their didactic analysis) 13.Options for using IT in teaching Civics and Social Studies (types of sources and didactic principles for working with them) 14.Ethical issues in working with digital sources 15.Creating original digital teaching materials (principles, tools, elements) 16.Building resistance to manipulative and deceptive techniques in the digital environment and how to develop this in Civics/Social Studies classes 17.Digital presentation and use of interactive whiteboards in Civics/Social Studies teaching (creating original lesson plans and activities, presentation via microteaching) 18.Creating a web-based presentation of selected social science topics

Learning activities and teaching methods
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Learning outcomes
The student is able to use information technology within the framework of various The student has a basic overview of the possibilities of how to use the means of the world of information technology in the field and types of teaching, to create different types of electronic presentation, based on respecting formal, pedagogical-psychological and professional requirements for its presentation.

Prerequisites
unspecified

Assessment methods and criteria
unspecified
Recommended literature
  • CARR, Nicholas. Nebezpečná mělčina - Jak internet mění náš mozek. Praha. 2017.


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