Accessible explanatory films
Accessible explanatory films
Method Explanatory films
The creation of explanatory films encourages technical discussion and trains practical media skills. The Lege-Trick technique offers a comparatively simple form of film production that is also suitable as a teaching method for pupils.
Children's rights in action
The explanatory films on the children's rights "Protection from violence" and "Protection of privacy" were created in the educational seminar "Children have rights! - Media-educational realisation of a mobile hands-on exhibition". The films are aimed at children aged 6-12. The videos are part of the interactive exhibition Children's rights in action.
Language awareness
The explanatory film is based on the Humboldt University of Berlin's poster series 7 Punkte zur Sprache bringen and is the result of a group of students who worked on changing forms of presentation. The group created a Lege-Trick film from the comics in the poster series on the subject of language awareness. (The background music is "Frogs Legs Rag" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Microplastics
The accessible explanatory film on the topic of microplastics was created in the seminar "Planning internally differentiated lessons". The film is aimed at pupils aged 8-12 years.
Station-based learning at the extracurricular learning centre Moor
The learning stations are offered by the Ammerland Environmental Education Centre (UBZ) at the extracurricular learning location "Moor" and have been supplemented by students with an explanatory video for use in preparing lessons at the learning location. The explanatory film for station learning describes a station in easy language.
The explanatory films on hearing impairment and communication were created in the seminar "Dealing with heterogeneity - diversity of forms of expression in inclusive school classes". They offer a media-educational presentation of selected aspects for people who are new to the topic of hearing impairments in the classroom and have been created in accessible versions.