70 likes | 151 Views
Doing more with lecture capture. Jess Poettcker 20 March 2013. Case study: Plymouth University. Case study: Plymouth University. 35,000 views and 17,000 downloads each week Ranked among most popular courses Over 80% international viewers Institutional champion leading for coherence
E N D
Doing more with lecture capture Jess Poettcker 20 March 2013
Case study: Plymouth University • 35,000 views and 17,000 downloads each week • Ranked among most popular courses • Over 80% international viewers • Institutional champion leading for coherence • Monitor viewing statistics and patterns • Student advantage: • Mobility • Expand learning breadth Source: Academic Development Workshop, Professor Steve Furnell, 13 March 2013
Open access benefits • For you: • Comments and feedback • Enhance your profile • For your institution • Increase international profile • Collective strength of all staff’s contributions • For students: • Convenience: mobile, common platform • Interdisciplinarity • Widening access
Enhancing your podcast • Bite-sized explorations of topics • eg: Khan Academy • Focus on explaining specific concepts • Engaging students with time for reflection • Alternative to traditional lecture capture • Introduction to open access • Screencasting • Utilise open source technology to enhance lectures • Develop your lecturing style • Experimentation • Repurposing lecture time for more interaction • Flipped classroom?
Remember... • Develop your teaching style • New model for lectures • Go open as a team • Contribute to collective knowledge worldwide