- the mohism a ve guide
you today I'll show you how to navigate
the guide and find all of your content
let's get started with the top toolbar
you would use the arrow keys located on
the left hand side of the toolbar to
turn the pages you can go forward and
backward one page at a time using the
arrows or you can simply type into the
white input box and input a page number
press ENTER and you will get taken
directly to that page the next button on
the toolbar switches you over from
single page to double page view you go
back to single page by clicking on the
sync button the next two icons on the
top toolbar change your mouse from a
hand to an arrow so for example I'll
switch it over to a hand and I'll show
you that I can use the hand to move the
page around
if you leave your mouse as an arrow you
can simply use the scroll bars located
on the right hand side and the bottom
the blue highlighter allows you to do
some highlighting of the text click the
icon and drag your mouse down onto the
page and do some highlighting you can
change the shape and size of the
highlighting and you can delete it by
clicking the arrow the yellow pushpin is
the note-taking tool if I click it and
bring it down onto the page and click up
will come a yellow sticky note
this is where I can take a note to
myself or I can send a note out to my
students if they are connected to my
etext if I highlight one of the words in
the note you'll see that the URL box is
now active and I can type in a URL and
press save and you'll see that the word
that I highlighted is now hyperlinked in
blue which means I can get taken
directly to that URL when I close the
note the yellow pushpin stays on the
page as a reminder that I've taken a
note the next icons on the top toolbar
have to do with the page magnification
use the zoom out and zoom in buttons to
change the size of the page or choose
one of the magnification levels in the
drop down menu or one of these two
preset buttons
the first one is fit to width in which
the page will fit the width of the
window and fit to top and bottom in
which the page will fit top to bottom
the next icon on the toolbar is the book
marker when you click it the top corner
of the page becomes dog-eared over in
the left hand side in the folder area
the bottom two folders and the Tesio and
faculty give you a listing of the pages
where you've taken notes or where you
have bookmarked the page to unbook mark
the page simply click the same icon and
the bookmark will disappear the next
icon is the glossary tool with your
alphabet selections your words are on
the right and your definitions are here
in the middle
the next icon is hide links Pearson has
placed certain links on the pages and as
a teacher you have the ability to hide
those links when you're projecting your
book in class so the students aren't
aware of what media or video or games
accompany the lessons until you're ready
to show them and we have a projector
icon which changes the view slightly if
the pages are bigger when you're in
projector mode and your toolbar has
moved off to the side and you've gained
a pen tool in the middle of the tool bar
if you click it and choose a color your
mouse can now act as a pen this tool is
only available when you're in the
projector mode when you go back to the
regular mode by clicking the monitor
icon you'll see that the drawings with
your pen are no longer visible and the
last icon on the top toolbar way over on
the right hand side is the audio mode
I'll show you that when you click it you
turn on the audio and you turn off the
other blue icons that were on the pages
and here's the play button to play the
audio of each of the paragraphs Lizzie
got mom set on the lanai ooh my souffle
save it Phet you turn off the my audio
mode by closing the audio icon in the
top right corner of the toolbar okay so
now let's have a look at the icons on
the pages I'll flip it over to two-page
view so we can see the whole spread at
once the icons that Pearson has placed
towards the top of the page in the
margin are student icons and the icons
towards the bottom are the teacher icons
let's start with the teacher icons I'll
zoom in and scroll down so you can see
clearly there are three teacher icons
these are the same
three icons that appear on every page of
the teacher a guide the first one is the
teaching notes in the blue icon the blue
notes icon when you click it the
teaching notes open as a PDF document in
their own window and they give you the
full overview of the lessons that have
to do with that page that you're on the
lessons are presented in a before during
and after model such as minds on action
and consolidation as well the lessons
follow the gradual release of
responsibility model so we start with
the teacher modeling represented by the
M we move into shared practice SP then
guided practice GP and finally
independent practice IP more information
about the gradual release model is
available in the program overview that
the next icon for teachers is lead z
apoo slides we've created PowerPoint
slides for teachers to use in class and
it represents different strategies and
helpful information for teachers to use
during the lesson they always start with
the joopa statements the icon statements
for students which represents the
success criteria for the lessons and
then there's a variety of slides that
have to do with strategies gathers
information about areas of the world the
last icon is lis fish blue fish taxi VTA
and the fish T value SEO which are the
line masters that are available for the
lesson now let's look at the student
icons towards the tops of the pages
these two icons represent listening
activities there's a listening activity
that goes with this lesson and it's
explained in the teaching notes you
click the icon the file will load and
play automatically classroom
Katka let's turn the page and find some
more student icons this page has another
listening activity this icon represents
a video which loads in its own window
and I do want to show you that teachers
can either speed up or slow down the
video according to your students needs
this next icon is an interactive
activity there's a series of these
activities throughout the guide
they represent drink and draw up
activities multiple choice fill in the
blank put things in the correct order
and it all has to do with the vocabulary
and content that's being taught in the
lesson itself for example this one is a
drag and drop that has to do with the
menus on those pages once students have
completed one of the pages of the
activity we encourage you to look down
to the bottom right hand corner and see
that there's multiple pages in this
activity
the last icon on this page is culture
when you open this document you'll see
there is cultural information related
directly to the content that the
students are learning in the lesson for
example what do and Tilly's teenagers
eat let's turn the page and see more
student icons the last icon for me to
show you is the demos SEO long as yet
the language demo this is a video that
plays in its own window and it's a
grammar or language structure video that
offers some support to students ma
nizzle ma vie it offer help serve the
long Ishika Lani Gasol at Zurich so
Pearson would never provide entire
lessons directly related to grammar but
we do provide mini lessons or support
for students and teachers because we
know that grammar is definitely a big
part of learning a language the last
part of the e guide that I want to show
you is the left hand folders
these gray folders represent content the
first one is the table of contents so
this is a way for you to expand any one
of the modules and click on a page and
you'll get taken directly to that page
the next folder is the Geeta - Dima -
the starting guide it has helpful
information documents and videos to help
you use this platform next we have Queen
Dena Ssangyong which is the teachers
corner it has the program overview and
the teaching notes and Lea fished
activity and the fish devalue ratio for
the entire program next we have a
listing of all the multimedia that can
be found throughout the pages of the
book the listening activities the
language demo interactive games the
videos and the slides then we have the
glossary which is the same glossary
that's found in the top toolbar but it's
just presented in a slightly different
way and then your listing of notes and
bookmarks that you've done in your book
so that covers everything in the e guide
thanks for listening
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