1. Using Audio and Video Sources Ethically and Effectively
Multimedia Sources
Using Audio and Video Sources
Ethically and Effectively

2. Two Keys to Success Have Question Sheet and notebook Come prepared.
paper for note-taking.
Take time to focus.
Carefully listen to the information
shared.

3. Careful Listening… Listen attentively.
Pause as you take notes, so you don’t miss information.
Rewind as needed.
Finish the source at that sitting.

4. Note-taking No complete sentences or paragraphs needed. Best strategy:
○ phrases
○ bulleted lists
You can add greater detail later.

5. Correct Interpretation
Don’t write what you don’t understand.
To accurately interpret the meaning is your responsibility.
It is unethical to change the
speaker’s comments.

6. Direct Quotes Want to use someone’s exact words? Use quotation marks !
No plagiarizing! 

7. Resources to Use Teaching Books Good Conversations DVD
Author Programs: audio / video
Author Pronunciation
Book Readings
Good Conversations DVD
Put a * on Resource Checklist if author is listed

8. Good Conversations DVD Author Interviews
Andrew Clements
Louis Sachar
Ann M. Martin
Madeleine L'Engle
Avi
Matt Christopher
Christopher Paul Curtis
Pam Muniz Ryan
E.L. Konigsburg
Patricia Reilly Giff
Gordon Korman
Richard Peck
Jean Craighead George
Robert Newton Peck
Jerry Spinelli
Russell Freedman
Karen Hesse
Sid Fleischman
Laurence Yep
Tamora Pierce
Linda Sue Park
Theodore Taylor

9. Correct Citation
Audio, video or podcast from TeachingBooks or any website

10. Correct Citation
Good Conversations DVDs :

11. Audio & video sources give you a different perspective of your author.
Make note of the medium:
** Award speech
** Radio interview
** Podcast
Make note of anything other than the facts stated that add interest.