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ISBN 0-923805-11-7 The World History Videodisc (non-European history) The people, places and events that comprise the histories of nations beyond the U.S. and Europe are documented in this vast visual library, available on videodisc for ease of use in the classroom without a computer. ————— Description —————The videosdisc gives you and your students instant access to 2400 images, including 87 maps, to be used in presentations on the classroom TV. The accompanying guide book provides a historical
caption (description) for every image, and an extensive index. Above every caption is a barcode; scan the barcode, and the image is immediately displayed to the class.
Included on the videodisc are 12 overviews, sound-and-image video introductions to the histories of Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, Asia and other world areas. This videodisc and its guide book are designed as an interactive resource, a visual library from which you and your students can select images, captions and overviews for a wide range of instructional purposes.
As you display the images you’ve selected, you read their captions to the class, thus presenting an illustrated lecture. You are in complete control of the presentation; you select the images, and the order in which they will appear. You can change the captions to add your own ideas or emphasis. This is a simple process which does not require a computer. However, if you wish, you can use the CD-ROM to prepare a printed, large-type lecture script, with barcodes. Your students, also, can use this videodisc to create their own presentations on different cultures, in different places and times. As students develop presentations, they can develop critical skills, and they teach one another.
The pictures and maps in the videodisc are compatible with standard textbooks. Instructions for use are included on the disc itself, as well as in the guide book. The videodisc can help you to explain world developments with vivid reality. On your classroom TV screen, you can easily show historical personages, events, works of art, distant places, artifacts, documents, maps, and political cartoons, to add an extra measure of interest and excitement to your classes - using the power of pictures to draw your students into the study of World history.
————— Table of Contents —————African and Middle Eastern History (683 images)
History of Korea (99 images) History of China (441 images)
International Organizations (119 images)
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