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        <article-title>Informatics teacher's training for design of innovative learning aids</article-title>
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          <string-name>Alchevskyh Str.</string-name>
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          <string-name>Kharkiv</string-name>
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          <string-name>Ukraine Lib</string-name>
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          <email>shmelka0402@gmail.com</email>
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          <institution>State University of Economics and Technology</institution>
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        <p>In accordance with its goal, the paper covers practical aspects and experience of Informatics teachers' preparation for the design of innovative learning aids as one of the important components of the renewed model of teachers' training. Theoretical background of the research includes holistic educational approach and functional basics of electronic didactic aids development. The specific example of such an experience (students' project activity on the design of English multimedia tutorial for schoolchildren) is depicted in details. The prospects of further research are outlined.</p>
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        <kwd>model of Informatics teachers' training</kwd>
        <kwd>holistic education</kwd>
        <kwd>cloudbased cognitive environment</kwd>
        <kwd>design of innovative learning aids</kwd>
        <kwd>multimedia tutorial</kwd>
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      <p>The process of training of pre-service Informatics teachers is a complicated task which
nowadays needs for modernization. It becomes incredibly urgent and topical due to
some factors connected with the requirements to a contemporary Informatics teacher.
These factors include rapid development and changing of digital technologies;
challenges to work at school with a new generation of so-called “digit-natives” who
have their cognitive peculiarities and special educational requests; growing demand for
IT-specialists on the labor market. These factors encourage changing the role of
Informatics teachers who have to be able to raise and educate schoolchildren in the lines
of advanced interest to Computer Science, its deep understanding, and motivation to
potential professional activity in IT-sphere.</p>
      <p>
        Thus, it becomes really important to build the renewed model of teachers’ training
on the basis of new paradigms. One of such a paradigm might be the holistic educational
approach, which is emphasized in a number of normative documents, such as the
Concept of the New Ukrainian School [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref4">4</xref>
        ], the National Strategy for the Development
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of Education in Ukraine for 2012-2021 (2013), the Law of Ukraine “On Higher
Education” (2014), the Law of Ukraine “On the Concept of National Education
information programs” (2015), Education for Sustainable Development Goals:
Learning Objectives (UNESCO, 2017) and others.
      </p>
      <p>
        According to recent research papers on the theory of holistic education it is
considered as a paradigm which provides educators with a system of principles that can
be used in various ways [3; 10; 13; 12]. The central idea of holistic education is the
cohesive development of the whole personality of a trainee both at the intellectual and
emotional levels [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref16">16</xref>
        ]. It is also emphasized that such a cohesive development should
be supported by strong links between personal experience and real life problems.
      </p>
      <p>On the other hand, the evidence of real educational practice testifies that productive
and important ideas of holistic paradigm are accepted in quite a limited way without
using its significant facilities as for providing integrity at the levels of the content of
education, means and forms of its implementation.</p>
      <p>Minding these speculations, at the developing of the renewed model of the
Informatics teachers’ training, we eager to implemented holistic approach in the
complex of various aspects, in particular: to form the content of Informatics learning,
to select the proper ways of it representation and mastering, and to arrange professional
educational practice for pre-service Informatics teachers. This idea is specified in the
implementation of (1) concentration and generalization of Informatics educational
content basing on the integrative approach to the structuring of the curriculum
disciplines in pre-service teachers’ training; (2) multi-code representation of the
educational content directed on the stimulating of cognitive processes; (3) natural
merging of teachers’ educational practices with innovative ICT applications to real-life
challenges that can be achieved via project-based learning. It is important to point out
that the said aspects at the same time cause and complement each other. In such a way
the holistic idea obtains more comprehensive understanding and deeper penetration into
educational practice.</p>
      <p>In this context, particular attention must be paid to teachers’ preparation for design
and implementation of efficient didactic aids which are able to provide holistic
approach to classroom activity at learning of different school subjects. Thus, one of the
important components of the renewed model of Informatics teachers’ training based on
the holistic approach (covered and justified above) is the teachers’ preparation for the
design of innovative learning aids.</p>
      <p>The purpose of the article is to cover practical aspects and experience of this kind of
training.
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      <title>Theoretical framework</title>
      <p>During the research, the set of theoretical, empirical, and modelling methods were
applied. In terms of mentioned model of the Informatics teachers’ training built on the
holistic approach, their preparation to design of innovative didactic aids is realized
comprehensively in the process of learning of the complex of curriculum disciplines
(both of common and vocational training) and via the project-oriented activity.</p>
      <p>Theoretical background of the teachers’ training for development of innovative
learning aids, in particular, e-tutorials, can be considered holistic educational approach
(covered above in brief) and functional basics of electronic didactic aids development.</p>
      <p>
        Problems of defining didactic functions of e-learning guides and functional approach
to their design have recently become the focus of researchers and practitioners (in
particular, of Liudmyla I. Bilousiva [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref3">3</xref>
        ], Liudmyla E. Gryzun [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref6">6</xref>
        ], Volodar V. Kraevskii
[
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref8">8</xref>
        ], Isaak Ia. Lerner [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref9">9</xref>
        ] and others). This approach is based on a deep analysis of the
didactic functions of the textbooks and the means of their implementation. It opens
practical ways to develop the structure of e-tutorials that can be used as a theoretical
basis for their projecting [15; 17; 14]. The project embodies the idea of a tutorial as an
object of creation. The process of e-tutorials design includes determining the structure
of the tutorial that fixes the interconnections of its components, establishes the
mechanism of implementation of these links, etc. Functional approach to creating of an
e-tutorial enables to establish the functional load of its structural elements and the
connection between the performance of their necessary functions [2; 6; 8; 9]. These
ideas become increasingly important nowadays in the context of exactly multimedia
tutorials design, as their role is getting more and more essential in education.
      </p>
      <p>As it was said above, the process of contemporary tutorials development must rest
on their deep learning as an object of design. Thus, it is relevant to reveal that a
multimedia tutorial in its state-of-art sense has been recently transformed into the
integral learning environment which adsorbs functions of the whole complex of
learning aids. It has happened due to attracting to its design advanced multimedia and
cloud-based technologies.</p>
      <p>Among the leading features of a multimedia tutorial ([2; 5]), it is possible to
distinguish the following basic didactic functions: informational, transformational,
systematic, integrating, coordinating, developing, the functions of consolidation,
selfcontrol, self-education. Thus, projecting the structure of any multimedia tutorial it is
necessary to provide proper components for leading didactic functions realization.</p>
      <p>The covered above theoretical background made a basis for arrangement of
preservice Informatics teachers’ training for the design of multimedia teaching aids.
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      <title>Results and discussion</title>
      <p>The practical aspects and experience of this kind of training are covered below on the
example of students’ development of multimedia tutorial for English learning support.
The tutorial was designed in the process of the students’ project-oriented activity which
rested on the previous learning of such curriculum subjects as Programming, Computer
Graphics, Pedagogy, English (common academic subjects) and Computer-oriented
systems of learning, Basics of E-pedagogy, Design of didactic aids
(professionallyoriented subjects).</p>
      <p>On the initial stage of the project the didactic functions and structure of the
multimedia tutorial were specified due to needs and problems of foreign languages
mastering at school.</p>
      <p>In particular, pre-service Informatics teachers’ revealed basic demands to the
tutorial, determined its functional facilities and defined its structure. In such a way,
there was concluded that in order to provide the fulfilment of the leading didactic
functions the English multimedia tutorial for 6th grade pupils has to realize the set of
facilities. First of all, it must provide high-quality visualization of educational content
and interactive dialogue with a trainee. It will help to realize in proper way
informational, transformational, developing didactic functions, as well as functions of
feedback, correction and control.</p>
      <p>It should also ensure that the acquisition of linguistic competence is enhanced by the
complex involvement of many information perception organs, which will provide the
implementation of transformational and developing functions.</p>
      <p>The tutorial also has to enable working out of various skills of speech training and
in such a way to realize systematic and consolidation functions. It should guarantee the
cognitive activity management including game activity for ensuring realization of
didactic functions of developing and self-learning. In addition, the tutorial must provide
a strong feedback with a teacher and other trainees to obtain consultations, help,
assessment etc.</p>
      <p>Finally, the tutorial has to be easily integrated with other e-resources which will
guarantee it integrative and coordinative didactic functions.</p>
      <p>Based on the above functions and relying on research [1; 7; 11], it became possible
to design the structure of the multimedia tutorial, since it is conditioned by the need to
implement its didactic functions. Thus, students concluded that the tutorial should be
the complex of interconnected components characterized below.</p>
      <p>For high-quality information visualization, the tutorial should include a multimedia
illustration library that offers text, graphics, video, and audio materials.</p>
      <p>To build language competence via the comprehensive involvement of many sense
organs, the tutorial contains an interactive video library with didactic support.</p>
      <p>To develop a variety of skills, the manual has a bank of interactive exercises with an
immediate output of the results of their implementation.</p>
      <p>For learning activity management, the tool has a learning activity management
component with repetition of the material and involvement of game elements.</p>
      <p>To automate the processes of information retrieval and integration with other
electronic sources, the manual has a technological component that will provide its
online uploading and the ability to be integrated with other resources.</p>
      <p>To communicate with the teacher and other students, the tutorial has an appropriate
component.</p>
      <p>Defined and specified didactic functions and structure of the multimedia tutorial
became the basis of its design.</p>
      <p>Thus, on the subsequent phases of the project the multimedia English tutorial for 6th
grade schoolchildren has been developed with the help of the tools of Ourboox
environment, whose capabilities were enhanced by the students’ programmed elements.
It’s worth noting that it does not need to be installed or downloaded due to the fact that
it is a cloud-based multimedia book called MultiEnglish. It covers the main topic taught
in the 6th grade during English lessons: My family, My friends, Shopping, Food, Sport,
Traveling, Ukraine, Great Britain, School life (Figure 1).
Each topic is represented in four headings (Let’s focus on…) that target formation and
development of four basic language skills: Let’s focus on Vocabulary, Let’s focus on
Reading, Let’s focus on Grammar, Let’s focus on Listening and Speaking, Let’s focus
on Writing (Figures 2-6). The sections contain relevant teaching materials, questions,
tasks and various exercises. The demo version of the tutorial is available via the link
(https://www.ourboox.com/books/multimediaenglish/).
While designing the tutorial, according to its didactic functions and structure, standard
features of the Ourboox environment have been extended by HTML markup
programming.</p>
      <p>Adding appropriate language instructions allowed students to supplement the
tutorial with interactive elements of other services that are not provided by the Ourboox
environment toolkit. In particular, training exercises, interactive videos, interactive
posters, games, static and dynamic illustrations, hyperlinks of a number of services
(LearningApps, Quizlet, YouTube, Edpuzzle, Vizia, Gettyimages, ThingLink, ESL
Game Plus, Jigsaw Planet, Google-forms) were integrated into the tutorial (Figure 7).
In addition, due to editing the HTML code of the tutorial pages, the media content was
created. For example, the students-developers could combine text, graphics, video
elements and the necessary hyperlinks (Figure 8).</p>
      <p>Using HTML, it was enhanced Ourboox’s capability to format text. For example, it
was developed code fragments in HTML with CSS elements to align text (Figure 9)
and to create numbered lists (Figure 10).
In addition, students-developers programmed integration with interactive didactic
support into the tutorial. This element allows a trainee to watch the video with a pause
at the marked places and do interactive tasks to the video story.</p>
      <p>On the whole, thanks to the programmed elements that were added, the multimedia
tutorial is able to perform all its didactic functions, defined at the first (theoretical) stage
of the students’ project.</p>
      <p>At the final stage of their project, pre-service Informatics teachers do analysis and
reflection of the designed tutorial, revealing its didactic features.</p>
      <p>Discussing the didactic capabilities of the MultiEnglish multimedia tutorial,
designed on the basis of a functional approach by the pre-service Informatics teachers
at their project activity, we would emphasize its following features. The tutorial
provides high-quality visualization of educational information and interactive dialogue
with the student. A vast library of multimedia illustrations of the application visualizes
the necessary elements of the educational content and provides instant feedback. The
library contains static and dynamic illustrations of various types, including interactive
posters. This type of illustrations enables quick boosting and checking a trainee’s
vocabulary (Figure 11).
This tutorial capacity provides high-quality implementation of informational,
transformational, developing didactic functions, as well as the functions of feedback,
correction and self-control.</p>
      <p>In addition, the tutorial enhances the effectiveness of language competencies through
the comprehensive involvement of multi-senses activities. In particular, the tutorial
allows you to organize the learning activities of the student with interactive video
stories, for which it has been developed appropriate didactic support. Thus, while
viewing the pupil is provided with the tasks that develop their audio skills, replenish
their vocabulary, encourage the conscious using of grammar (Figure 12).</p>
      <p>Also the multimedia tutorial has the ability to record a student’s speech in order to
develop his or her oral and communication skills (Figure 13). This helps to realize the
transformational and developing functions.</p>
      <p>The manual provides training of various skills and can be used as a simulator. The
Bank of interactive exercises offers the trainee a variety of tasks of different formats:
word search, matching, interactive text, puzzle solving, audio and video tasks. In such
way, the systematic and anchoring functions are realized. Fragments of different types
of training tasks are shown in Figures 14-17.
The functionality of the developed multimedia tutorial also includes the arrangement
of cognitive activities, including game activity. That means that a trainee is able to work
at their own pace, both independently and under the guidance of the teacher. In addition,
all of the tasks offered to the student can be performed several times to achieve the best
results. In order to increase motivation for learning, the tutorial involves pupils into
game activities. It offers quizzes, crossword puzzles, cognitive grammar trips, quests
etc. (Figure 18). These kinds of activity provided by the tutorial ensure fulfillment of
the developing, systematic and consolidation functions.</p>
      <p>The tutorial expects technological capability of its uploading to other websites and
be integrated easily with other electronic sources and environments (Figure 19), which
facilitates the implementation of integrating and coordinating functions. It is also
essential that the tutorial works correctly with all browsers like Google Chrome,
Microsoft Edge, Opera, Mozila Firefox, Internet Explorer, Yandex Browser.
In addition, the tutorial has the functionality, which helps students to communicate with
their teacher. For example, comments element can be used to ask questions, to do the
exercise, send a speech to a teacher, or ask for help from other trainees (Figure 20). In
such a way, the tutorial implements the didactic feedback function.</p>
      <p>Thus, the analysis of the developed multimedia tutorial (provided by the students on
the final stage of the project) testifies that the tutorial designed on the basis of functional
approach becomes really innovative, as it creates for a trainee the integral cloud-based
cognitive environment oriented on the activity-centred learning. In fact, the tutorial
provides pupils with a platform for their independent cognitive activity, for their
motivation to learning due to availability of tasks choice and ways of their fulfilling.
As a result, it promotes cohesive development of both of students and their potential
pupils.
Summing up the depicted experience and specific example, we would emphasize the
following. On condition of such an interdisciplinary preparation and project activity,
pre-service teachers obtain meta-skills on the design of innovative learning aids. In the
process of this kind of training, potential teachers obtain full understanding and
capability for practical embodiment of core ideas of holistic educational approach via
their personal experience of development of the learning aids. It will consequently raise
their motivation to the implementation of such an approach into their own professional
activity with the help of the specially prepared aids.</p>
      <p>Fig. 18. Fragments of the Learning Activity Management component with repeated material
and involvement of game elements
Fig. 19. A fragment of the technology component that allows you to embed the author’s tutorial
on other websites
It seems to be reasonable to predict positive influence of this kind of training on the
forming of the students’ holistic system of professional knowledge and skills.
Elaboration of proper methodology of its diagnosing and estimation is a prospect of our
further research.
In accordance with its goal, the paper covers practical aspects and experience of
Informatics teachers’ preparation for the design of innovative learning aids as one of
the important components of the renewed model of teachers’ training. Theoretical
background of the research includes holistic educational approach and functional basics
of electronic didactic aids development. The specific example of such an experience
(students’ project activity on the design of English multimedia tutorial for
schoolchildren) is depicted in details. The prospects of further research are outlined.</p>
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