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14                                               GURU-DAKSHTA Faculty Induction Programme (FIP)
                           Module 4: Technology for Teaching and Assessment of

                                                        I-generation


                   Objective:
                   Encourage participants to use the potential of technology in teaching and assessment.

                   Expected learning outcome:
                   At the end of the course the participants will be able to:

                   3   Understand and appreciate the potential of technology in teaching learning process

                   3   Make use of technology for assessment and evaluation practices
                   3   Communicate and deliver information to mass of students in quite individual ways

                   3   Update  oneself  with  latest  developments  in  technology  and  use  them  for  educational
                       purposes

                   3   Learn how to use free/open source software/hardware in education
                   3   Understand and appreciate various digital initiatives of Government of India for enriching
                       higher education, in particular Annual Refresher Programme in Teaching (ARPIT) for online
                       refresher modules
                   Focus areas/themes:

                   3   Understanding  online  learning  applications  &  system  :Learning  Management  Systems
                       (LMS), Types of e-learning applications: e-content,,Multimedia based Interactive Tutorial,
                       Web based Lectures, e-Books, Learning Objects,Virtual Class, Simulation and Virtual Reality
                       based learning systems, Open Course Ware(OCW), Open Educational Resources (OER),
                       and Open Online Courses (MOOCs), use of social media and online library resource

                   3   Developing e-content: Basics of Static e-content development, Citation and referencing, Open
                       Educational  Resources  (OER),  IPR  and  copyright  issues,  Anti-Plagiarism Tools,  Sensitive
                       issues in Indian  context for development of e-content (accessibility, Gender, social, etc.)

                   3   India’s Initiatives in e-learning: NKC & NME-ICT, CBCS, MOOC & SWAYAM, MOOCs:
                       Concept, Structure, Preparing the MOOC Proposal, Script/Storyboarding, Preparation of
                       Teaching  Learning  Materials,  Developing  effective  power  point  presentation  for  MOOC
                       recording, Production of digital content, LMS & CMS for developing e-learning applications/
                       OERs, ARPIT
                   3   ICT based assessment methods: Developing tools and conduct of online assessments , ICT
                       in the marking and grading of assessments dot plots, matrix analyses, curve fitting, ICT in
                       the compilation and submission of grades, ICT in the management of marks and feedback to
                       students

                   Activities:
                   3   Digital  classroom  sessions,  Collaborative  learning,  Activity  Reflection  (i.e.,  a  reflection
                       on  performance  of  the  activity),  Creating  blogs,  Basics  of  creating Web  pages/Web  sites,
                       Modulating Webinars etc

                   3   ICTs such as videos, television and multimedia computer software that combine text, sound,
                       and colorful, moving images can be used to provide challenging and authentic content that
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