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Using Technology, Comedy, and Big Questions to Drive Student Learning - Lev Horodyskyj, Arizona State University – Cente

Online science courses can be bland and uninspired, often driven by learning outcomes, standards, and lists of items to master, often delivered in a standard package of videos and quizzes. Is there a better way of designing an online learning experience? I will discuss how lessons from gaming, movie making, and pedagogy can converge to create an inspiring learning experience using examples from two projects, “Habitable Worlds” and “Build a Nation,” while also discussing shortfalls and directions for the future.

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Using Technology, Comedy, and Big Questions to Drive Student Learning - Lev Horodyskyj, Arizona State University – Cente

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  1. U SING BIG Q UESTIONS, T ECHNOLOGY, AND C OMEDY TO D RIVE STUDENT LEARNING LEV HORODYSKYJ CENTER FOR E DUCATION THROUGH EX PLORATION (ETX) S CHOOL OF E ARTH AND S PACE E XPLORATION (SESE) A RIZONA S TATE UNIVERSITY

  2. D R. A RIEL A NBAR D R. L EV H ORODYSKYJ (circa August 2010)

  3. BIG QUESTION ARE WE ALONE?

  4. WHAT SHOULD A GENERAL EDUCATION LAB SCIENCE COURSE TEACH? LAB M ETHODOLOGY

  5. WHAT SHOULD A GENERAL EDUCATION LAB SCIENCE COURSE TEACH? LAB M ETHODOLOGY C RITICAL T HINKING

  6. Content Management Systems (CMS) (online education v1.0)

  7. What did Professor Python say was the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?

  8. HTTP:// ASTRO.UNL.EDU/ANIMATIONSLINKS.HTML

  9. Set the planet size in the sim to be 1 Jupiter mass and the star mass to be 1 solar mass and answer the following question. All answers need to be reported to exactly 3 decimal places with correct rounding (ie, 1.234) What inclination causes the longest transit? Report to 3 decimal places. How long does the duration last? Report exactly as it appears in the sim.

  10. F IND A HABITABLE WORLD IN THIS FIELD OF STARS. LOL ... SRSLY?

  11. D R. A RIEL A NBAR D R. L EV H ORODYSKYJ D R. D ROR B EN-N AIM (circa November 2010)

  12. WWW. SMARTSPARROW. COM

  13. TECHNOLOGY Intelligent Tutoring System (ITS) (online education v2.0)

  14. Modify the sim to create the longest transit possible. You must be within 3% of the correct answer. WWW. SMARTSPARROW. COM

  15. H UMOR

  16. n = 3077

  17. Funding Usage

  18. F UNDING U SAGE

  19. Intro astronomy course with (n = 199) and without (n = 107) HabWorlds. Two instructors, 5 sections. HabWorlds = 40% of grade. Results show significantly more A and B grades earned when HabWorlds is used. X2(1) = 6.751, p = .009

  20. n = 3077

  21. BEHAVIORS OF STUDENTS WHO FAIL/WITHDRAW (2013-2014)

  22. BEHAVIORS OF STUDENTS WHO FAIL/WITHDRAW (2013-2014)

  23. A CTIVITY S EQUENCING (Pardos and Horodyskyj, in review [https://arxiv.org/abs/1710.06654])

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