140 likes | 355 Views
Use of Moodle VLE for lab preparation (computer assisted formative assessment with multimedia material). Dr Chris Blackman UCL Chemistry. Talk outline. Laboratory teaching Pedagogical model Version 1.0 Impact Conclusions. The value of the laboratory. 2M + 2H 2 O H 2 + 2MOH.
E N D
Use of Moodle VLE for lab preparation (computer assisted formative assessment with multimedia material) Dr Chris Blackman UCL Chemistry
Talk outline • Laboratory teaching • Pedagogical model • Version 1.0 • Impact • Conclusions
The value of the laboratory 2M + 2H2O H2 + 2MOH
A quick test....... • Seventeenth March • Twenty Third October • Fifteenth April Eighty Nine • Twenty Sixth September Nineteen Eighty Seven • 137 • 0123 • 14589 • 1267899
Why a ‘prelab’? Prelab Requirements • Revision of theory • Reacquaintance with skills • Planning experiment • Feedback
Impact of the prelab: Teacher perspective • Demonstrator Assesment • Online test / On-paper retest • Marked Assesment
Impact of the prelab: Focus group • I think it’s useful in the sense that.....you just get a better grasp of it - you don’t walk into the labs blind as it were. • And also I like the videos as well, which.....shows you what you’re going to be doing, which is really helpful. • They might not all need a video but some people will … some people will need a video here, others will need a video there.
Conclusions • Student feedback very positive • Positive effect on assesment • Will be implemented for all experiments in this course • Funding secured (UCL Futures) to introduce for first year laboratory courses • Refinement necessary
Version1.1 • Refinement of formative feedback mechanism • All experiments to have both prelab AND postlab content • (Elements of summative assesment moved to prelab – feedback)
Acknowledgements • Department of Chemistry (Steve Caddick, Graeme Hogarth) • LTSS (ELDG) • CALT (Mark Weyers) • Media Services • Mr Colin Crick