Shaking up teaching by flipping classrooms 21 st May 2014 Nick Short Royal Veterinary College

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Shaking up teaching by flipping classrooms 21st May 2014

Nick ShortRoyal Veterinary College

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Early days

Lecture capture

Flipped Sessions

Mobile application

Lessons learnt

Overview

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How it was done – in 2007

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How useful have you found the audio recordings of the Form & Function / Molecular Regulation lectures?

5%

14%

52%

29%

Not at all useful

Not very useful

Useful

Very Useful

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How many of the lectures did you listen to?

All40>

20~4020<

0 None

Less than 20

Between 20 and 40

More than 40

All of them

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Current approach to lecture capture

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Maximum of 15 minutes

Associated hand out where possible

Students help academics develop

Linked in to curriculum to add value

Basic recording with Echo personal capture

Publish on Mediacore

Flipping sessions

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Flipped Inductions

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Flipped Lectures (Quick-e)

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Lessons Learnt

Range of possible implementations

Popular with BOTH students and academics

Keep everything short and simple to save time

Audio quality is important

Integrate in Moodle and Mobile

Review and monitor student uptake

Thank you

More information at www.rvc.ac.uk/emedia

Nick Short (nshort@rvc.ac.uk) or #shorthovi

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