Constructive tool

Concept on constructive tool

Constructive tool is a platform designed to facilitate collaboration, creativity, and problem solving. These tools provide students with the means to construct or build digital contents in addition to the existing knowledge. for students. These tools enable us to create, share and demonstrate ideas fostering innovation and productivity in various field. It also supports the integration of multimedia elements such as images, videos, audio and animations enabling us to create engaging and interactive content.

Reflection on video

Creating a video using constructive tools was like a fun puzzle. At first, it seemed tricky, but as I played around with the tools, I started to understand how they worked. Using this tool made me realize that teaching and learning experience in the classroom can be made very fun and engaging got students. Each step, from planning to editing was like solving a piece of puzzle. sometimes things didn't go smoothly, but figuring out solutions made it all more satisfying. Finally, seeing the finished video was like completing the puzzle and realizing how cool it looked. It was a cool way to learn and explore and create something very awesome and meaningful.

Now let me take you all through my experiences on creating a video using constructive tool. The main purpose of creating a video on wild animals is to help them get a deeper understanding about the concept and then linked it to the real-life scenarios.  Making a video on wild animals allowed me to delve into fascinating world of wild animals and bring it to life through digital simulations. Moreover, it also helped students to learn about wildlife in a hands-on way which is enriching experience for them. Experimenting with various tools and technologies enabled me to add layers of realism. to the simulation, making animals appear lifelike. During the process of creating a video, I have learnt how to use transition and animations in between the slides. I have also learned to import sound and background music in the video to make it more interesting, fun and meaningful.



video on wild animal


Reflection on Cmap

Exploring about Cmap was something new to me as I didn't know about it. Cmap is a powerful tool used for creating and organizing concepts in structured manner. With Cmap tools, we can visually organize information, brainstorm ideas and analyse complex topics. it serves as a tool for representing and organising knowledge for educational purposes where it helps students understand the concepts, identify relationships between ideas and create structured outlines for particular lessons. Here I have created a Cmap on transportation where I have included definition, modes of transportation along with example. It also contains features like choosing font colour, background colour and shape of the box to make it more attractive for students.

Designing teaching concept using Cmap”

Subject: Social Studies

Topic: Transportation








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