Instructional Technology and Media For Learning
Contributed by Michael Tetzloff
Courtesy, Pearson
About this object
This item is a plastic-encased puzzle that shows a drawing of a waterfall, presumably Niagara Falls (a popular tourist destination as early as the 18th century). Users are asked to get all of the little balls off of a “bank” (a small wooden piece set flat inside the puzzle at the top of the falls) into a “whirlpool”, a hole at the top right corner of the box.
Similar puzzles by the same manufacturer, R. Journet, were sent to British solders imprisoned in Germany during WWI with a hacksaw, a compass and a map hidden inside to facilitate their escape.
Dublin Core
Originating Archive Object
IU archives InU-Ar-VAD1042
Title
Instructional Technology and Media For Learning
Subject
Textbook
Description
This textbook shows how different forms of technology/media can be integrated into a classroom to promote education from the perspective of the instructor.
Creator
Michael Molenda
Contributor
Michael Tetzloff
Date
circa 2002
Type
Physical Object