A Study on the Design of Secondary School ‘Music Video Making' Based on Backward Design

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to design music video making classes in secondary music and creative areas based on backword design. To this end, McTai and Wiggins' backword design techniques were reviewed according to the literature research method, and based on this, a three-step procedure was devised to make music videos in the creative area for secondary learners. The implications of this study are as follows. First, it is possible to secure the essence of important music curriculum content that can be hidden by video production activities. Second, evaluation criteria are clearly set even in situations where creative areas and media utilization are mixed. Third, the nature of process-oriented evaluation is very prominent. Fourth, for the purpose of achieving and transferring learners, consideration of evaluation evidence, that is, the results of activities, is conducted in various ways in depth. Finally, in establishing a 'goal-evaluation-activity plan', the organicity of each stage is strengthened and integration is possible. It is hoped that this study will be of methodological help to music creation classes using media.