S C I E N C E P A S S I O N T E C H N O L O G Y
www.tugraz.at
Automatic Authentication of
Students at an Interactive
Learning-Video Platform
Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl
Educational Technology - TU Graz
June 26, 2019
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Content
1. Introduction
2. LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
3. Automatic Authentication
4. Course Design
5. Evaluation
6. Discussion
7. Outlook & Conclusion
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Graz University of Technology
Educational Technology
Working Group Sustainable Construction, Institute of
Technology and Testing of Construction Materials
Europe, Austria, Graz
http://www.tugraz.at
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Introduction
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Introduction
Motivation
authentication required for attendance monitoring and
assessment
many positive effects of compulsory attendance
compulsory attendance at online videos needs a
detailed monitoring and additional safety parameters
to ensure the accuracy
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Introduction
Why Interactions?
help to ensure the accuracy of attendance monitoring
missing interactions are leading to passive learners
and to a much more surficial work
avoid that learners become tired or annoyed
increase the attention and the contribution
feedback for teachers:
Is it possible for the learners to follow the content?
Is the speed appropriate?
...
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Introduction
Research Question
a video platform was used for some years with
manual authentication
now automatic authentication through the learning
platform of the university is possible
evaluating the automatic authentication at a platform
for learning-videos in combination with interactive
components
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LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
Interactive Video Platform
LIVE: Live Interaction in Virtual learning
Environments
https://live.learninglab.tugraz.at/
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LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
Interactive Components in Videos
different methods of interaction:
automatically asked questions and captchas
asking questions to the lecturer
asking text-based questions to the attendees
multiple-choice questions at pre-defined positions
post video polls
analysis features for the teacher
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LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
Video is Interrupted by a MC-Question
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LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
Attendance Monitoring
registered and authenticated users
for each student who attends a video the following
values are recorded
Absolute time of joining (e.g. 2018-05-11
13:45:27)
Relative time of joining (e.g. 00:00)
Absolute time of leaving (e.g. 2018-05-11
13:48:49)
Relative time of leaving (e.g. 03:22)
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LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
Timeline Analysis
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LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
List of All Attendees
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LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
User Details
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LIVE: Interactive Video Platform
Calculation of an Attention-Level
calculation of an attention-level which is based on the
reaction-times of the attendees to the interactions
maxim: if the attendee reacts slower the
attention-level decreases
result ranges from 0% (completely absent) to 100%
(fully attentive)
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Automatic Authentication
Automatic Authentication
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Automatic Authentication
Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI)
a standard of the IMS Global Learning Consortium to
connect learning applications
one platform could use content offered by a second
platform
entities:
student
learning platform (LTI consumer): moodle,
TeachCenter, ...
learning tool (LTI provider): LIVE, ...
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Automatic Authentication
LTI Authentication at a Tool through a Platform
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Automatic Authentication
Developed LTI Tools
for the Django-Web-Framework
MIT license
Django LTI Provider with Authentication
https://github.com/wachjose88/django-lti-provider-
auth
Local LTI Consumer
https://github.com/wachjose88/local-lti-consumer
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Course Design
Course Design
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Course Design
Setting
course: “Building Materials Basics - Laboratory
Practicals”
bachelor program: “Civil Engineering Sciences and
Construction Management”
large number of students in summer term
8 subjects of practical demonstrations
16 groups (two groups/videos per subject)
each group is responsible for filming one
demonstration
small number of students in winter term
videos of the summer term are used
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Course Design
Flow of Events
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Evaluation
Evaluation
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Evaluation
Automatic Authentication
before automatic authentication
students had to register manually at LIVE
had to use a username which was assigned by
the teacher
8% (12 out of 150) did not use the assigned
username and received a negative grade
with automatic authentication
no technical problems
no unidentifiable students
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Evaluation
Multiple-Choice Questions
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Evaluation
Multiple-Choice Questions by Subject
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Evaluation
Multiple-Choice Questions
high correctness rate at all subjects
more problems at
Aggregate
Hardened Concrete 1 and 2
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Evaluation
Proposed Multiple-Choice Questions
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Evaluation
Proposed Multiple-Choice Questions
31 out of 121 students submitted multiple-choice
questions for all subjects
not many questions were congruent with the
questions of the teacher
if questions of the teacher were submitted, these
questions were among the best
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Discussion
Discussion
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Discussion
General
students show a better grade point average after than
before using LIVE
reduced workload of the teacher
students could focus on the content of the videos and
not on administrative tasks like using an assigned
username
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Discussion
Learning Approach
high correctness rate at the questions because
students could watch the videos multiple times
students reported that they worked according this
workflow:
1. watching the videos
2. answering the multiple-choice questions
3. re-reading the teaching materials, if the student
was uncertain about the answer
4. re-watching the videos
5. answering the multiple-choice question with
additional knowledge
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Discussion
Proposed Multiple-Choice Questions
broad range of proposed questions
could help to identify the interests of the students
adapt lecture accordingly
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Outlook & Conclusion
Outlook & Conclusion
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Outlook & Conclusion
Outlook
the lecture is anchored in the bachelor program for
the next years
it will be held again in this form
minor adaptions according the proposed questions
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Outlook & Conclusion
Conclusion
automatic authentication through a third-party
learning platform
a web-platform records the time of watching of each
individual student and adds some interactive
components
students were asked to submit questions which
helped them understand the lecture content to identify
topics of interest
Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz
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Thank you!
Questions?
Josef Wachtler, josef.wachtler@tugraz.at
Marco Scherz, marco.scherz@tugraz.at
Martin Ebner, martin.ebner@tugraz.at
Maria Grandl, maria.grandl@tugraz.at
Graz University of Technology
Educational Technology
M¨unzgrabenstraße 36/I, A-8010 Graz
http://elearningblog.tugraz.at
Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz
June 26, 2019

Automatic Authentication of Students at an Interactive Learning-Video Platform

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    S C IE N C E P A S S I O N T E C H N O L O G Y www.tugraz.at Automatic Authentication of Students at an Interactive Learning-Video Platform Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    2 Content 1. Introduction 2. LIVE:Interactive Video Platform 3. Automatic Authentication 4. Course Design 5. Evaluation 6. Discussion 7. Outlook & Conclusion Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    3 Graz University ofTechnology Educational Technology Working Group Sustainable Construction, Institute of Technology and Testing of Construction Materials Europe, Austria, Graz http://www.tugraz.at Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    4 Introduction Josef Wachtler, MarcoScherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    5 Introduction Motivation authentication required forattendance monitoring and assessment many positive effects of compulsory attendance compulsory attendance at online videos needs a detailed monitoring and additional safety parameters to ensure the accuracy Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    6 Introduction Why Interactions? help toensure the accuracy of attendance monitoring missing interactions are leading to passive learners and to a much more surficial work avoid that learners become tired or annoyed increase the attention and the contribution feedback for teachers: Is it possible for the learners to follow the content? Is the speed appropriate? ... Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    7 Introduction Research Question a videoplatform was used for some years with manual authentication now automatic authentication through the learning platform of the university is possible evaluating the automatic authentication at a platform for learning-videos in combination with interactive components Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    8 LIVE: Interactive VideoPlatform Interactive Video Platform LIVE: Live Interaction in Virtual learning Environments https://live.learninglab.tugraz.at/ Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    9 LIVE: Interactive VideoPlatform Interactive Components in Videos different methods of interaction: automatically asked questions and captchas asking questions to the lecturer asking text-based questions to the attendees multiple-choice questions at pre-defined positions post video polls analysis features for the teacher Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    10 LIVE: Interactive VideoPlatform Video is Interrupted by a MC-Question Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    11 LIVE: Interactive VideoPlatform Attendance Monitoring registered and authenticated users for each student who attends a video the following values are recorded Absolute time of joining (e.g. 2018-05-11 13:45:27) Relative time of joining (e.g. 00:00) Absolute time of leaving (e.g. 2018-05-11 13:48:49) Relative time of leaving (e.g. 03:22) Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    12 LIVE: Interactive VideoPlatform Timeline Analysis Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    13 LIVE: Interactive VideoPlatform List of All Attendees Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    14 LIVE: Interactive VideoPlatform User Details Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    15 LIVE: Interactive VideoPlatform Calculation of an Attention-Level calculation of an attention-level which is based on the reaction-times of the attendees to the interactions maxim: if the attendee reacts slower the attention-level decreases result ranges from 0% (completely absent) to 100% (fully attentive) Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    16 Automatic Authentication Automatic Authentication JosefWachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    17 Automatic Authentication Learning ToolsInteroperability (LTI) a standard of the IMS Global Learning Consortium to connect learning applications one platform could use content offered by a second platform entities: student learning platform (LTI consumer): moodle, TeachCenter, ... learning tool (LTI provider): LIVE, ... Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    18 Automatic Authentication LTI Authenticationat a Tool through a Platform Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    19 Automatic Authentication Developed LTITools for the Django-Web-Framework MIT license Django LTI Provider with Authentication https://github.com/wachjose88/django-lti-provider- auth Local LTI Consumer https://github.com/wachjose88/local-lti-consumer Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    20 Course Design Course Design JosefWachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    21 Course Design Setting course: “BuildingMaterials Basics - Laboratory Practicals” bachelor program: “Civil Engineering Sciences and Construction Management” large number of students in summer term 8 subjects of practical demonstrations 16 groups (two groups/videos per subject) each group is responsible for filming one demonstration small number of students in winter term videos of the summer term are used Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    22 Course Design Flow ofEvents Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    23 Evaluation Evaluation Josef Wachtler, MarcoScherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    24 Evaluation Automatic Authentication before automaticauthentication students had to register manually at LIVE had to use a username which was assigned by the teacher 8% (12 out of 150) did not use the assigned username and received a negative grade with automatic authentication no technical problems no unidentifiable students Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    25 Evaluation Multiple-Choice Questions Josef Wachtler,Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    26 Evaluation Multiple-Choice Questions bySubject Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    27 Evaluation Multiple-Choice Questions high correctnessrate at all subjects more problems at Aggregate Hardened Concrete 1 and 2 Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    28 Evaluation Proposed Multiple-Choice Questions JosefWachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    29 Evaluation Proposed Multiple-Choice Questions 31out of 121 students submitted multiple-choice questions for all subjects not many questions were congruent with the questions of the teacher if questions of the teacher were submitted, these questions were among the best Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    30 Discussion Discussion Josef Wachtler, MarcoScherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    31 Discussion General students show abetter grade point average after than before using LIVE reduced workload of the teacher students could focus on the content of the videos and not on administrative tasks like using an assigned username Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    32 Discussion Learning Approach high correctnessrate at the questions because students could watch the videos multiple times students reported that they worked according this workflow: 1. watching the videos 2. answering the multiple-choice questions 3. re-reading the teaching materials, if the student was uncertain about the answer 4. re-watching the videos 5. answering the multiple-choice question with additional knowledge Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    33 Discussion Proposed Multiple-Choice Questions broadrange of proposed questions could help to identify the interests of the students adapt lecture accordingly Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    34 Outlook & Conclusion Outlook& Conclusion Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    35 Outlook & Conclusion Outlook thelecture is anchored in the bachelor program for the next years it will be held again in this form minor adaptions according the proposed questions Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    36 Outlook & Conclusion Conclusion automaticauthentication through a third-party learning platform a web-platform records the time of watching of each individual student and adds some interactive components students were asked to submit questions which helped them understand the lecture content to identify topics of interest Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019
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    37 Thank you! Questions? Josef Wachtler,josef.wachtler@tugraz.at Marco Scherz, marco.scherz@tugraz.at Martin Ebner, martin.ebner@tugraz.at Maria Grandl, maria.grandl@tugraz.at Graz University of Technology Educational Technology M¨unzgrabenstraße 36/I, A-8010 Graz http://elearningblog.tugraz.at Josef Wachtler, Marco Scherz, Martin Ebner and Maria Grandl, Educational Technology - TU Graz June 26, 2019