Republic of the Philippines
CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE
Calabanga | Pasacao | Pili | Sipocot
Collaborative Research
Project on Educational
Technology
Technology in Teaching and Learning 2
Mathematics
Objective:
• To explore and critically evaluate mathematics-related
educational software or applications based on their
effectiveness, usability, and relevance in enhancing
teaching and learning.
• To document and present the project development process
through a comprehensive portfolio and video, highlighting
key findings, reflections, and practical demonstrations.
Group Formation:
Groups of 5 or 7 members.
Assign roles within each group
(e.g., researcher, writer, presenter, video editor,
and project manager).
Project Components/ Portfolio sections:
1. Description of the Project
Introduce the software or application you’ve chosen.
2. Explain its purpose and target audience.
Discuss why it is relevant for teaching mathematics or
language.
How to Use the App or Software (Mini Module)
* Create a step-by-step guide on how to navigate the software.
* Include screenshots or diagrams if necessary.
* Ensure it is user-friendly for educators and students.
Demonstration through Video
*Produce a short video (3-5 minutes) demonstrating the use of the app.
*Show key features, how to set it up, and how it can be integrated into
lessons.
*Ensure the video is clear and engaging.
Reflection and Improvement (Individual Contribution)
*Each member will write a reflection (300-500 words)
on their learning experience.
*Discuss what they contributed to the project, what
they learned, and areas for improvement.
Evaluation Criteria:
Content Quality (30%): Depth of research and understanding of the app.
Portfolio Organization (25%): Clarity, coherence, and professional presentation
of the portfolio.
Video Demonstration (20%): Creativity, clarity, and effectiveness of the video.
Individual Reflections (15%): Insightfulness and depth of personal reflection.
Collaboration and Teamwork (10%): Evidence of collaboration and equal
contribution among members.
Timeline:
Week Date (2025) Activity Accomplishment Remarks
Week 1 & 2 October 6-17 Research and
gather information
App Selection
Week 3 October 20 - 24 Create Mini
Module & Video
Presentation
Week 4 October 27 Module sharing
(15 - 20 min.
Presentation)
Review of Lesson
Week 5 November 3 Planning
Timeline:
Week Date (2025) Activity Accomplishment Remarks
Week 6 November 10 - 14 Preparation of
Lesson Plan
Week 7 November 17 -21 Submission and
checking of lesson
plan
Week 8 November 24 Actual Demo
(group
representative)
Submission of
Week 9 December 1 & 8 Output recorded
demo teaching
(Final Project)
Resources:
Suggested Free Educational Apps/Websites
For Mathematics:
Khan Academy
Website: Khan Academy
Features: Video lessons, practice exercises, and a personalized learning dashboard.
Desmos
Website: Desmos
Features: Interactive graphing calculator and engaging math activities.
GeoGebra
Website: GeoGebra
Features: Dynamic mathematics software for geometry, algebra, and calculus.
Resources:
Suggested Free Educational Apps/Websites
For Mathematics:
Prodigy Math
Website: Prodigy Math
Features: A game-based learning platform for math practice.
Mathway
Website: Mathway
Features: Step-by-step math problem solver for various topics.
Guidelines for Creating Videos
1. Plan Your Content:
Outline the key points you want to cover.
Ensure you explain the app's features clearly.
2. Script and Storyboard:
Write a script to guide your narration.
Create a simple storyboard to visualize each segment of your video.
3. Recording:
Use screen recording software to capture your app demonstration.
Use a microphone for clear audio if possible.
Guidelines for Creating Videos
4. Editing:
Keep your video concise and engaging (3-5 minutes).
Add visuals, text overlays, and transitions to enhance understanding.
5. Final Review:
Watch the video to check for clarity, flow, and technical issues.
Get feedback from a peer before finalizing.
Free Video Editing Tools
OpenShot
Website: OpenShot
Features: User-friendly interface, supports various formats, and includes
transitions and effects.
Shotcut
Website: Shotcut
Features: Open-source, cross-platform video editor with a wide range of features.
HitFilm Express
Website: HitFilm Express
Features: Professional-grade editing and visual effects software, with many
tutorials available.
Free Video Editing Tools
Canva Video Editor
Website: Canva Video Editor
Features: Simple drag-and-drop video creation, with templates
and stock footage available.
FINAL NOTE:
Be sure to communicate openly with your group members
and support one another throughout this project.
Collaboration is key to your success!
Thank you!
