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- 1. Catching Their Eyes Reaching Out to Our YouTube Generation Ashi Sheth Director of Information Technology Asheth@aus.edu
- 2. Why Does It Matter? YouTube YouTube is the competition. alone has 490 million unique users spending an average of 5.91 hours per month on the site. Our students are definitely using the technology…let’s use it for our own gain Extend the classroom Professor Michael Sandel – Harvard. Series of Lectures titled ‘Justice’ opened the doors of his ethics and philosophy course at Harvard for the world. Open Courseware We know it works Khan Academy (hosted on YouTube) – 2,600 videos, 67 M visits. If it works there – why not implement it for ourselves.
- 5. If they don’t choose to pre-load, they also have to remember that the camera is part of the class and should give it attention as wellIdeas instead of details Faculty members don’t have to worry about writing out all the details on the board if the lecture is pre-loaded and has the information
- 6. Reasons to Not Change Attendance The biggest concern that faculty have is the belief that students will stop attending class. In this same study by Echo360, out of 640 students, 65% were absent less than 2 times per semester. 97% of those who were absent were able to utilize the stored lectures to catch up on missing info.
- 7. What is happening at AUS? 2006 Early Video Streaming built in-house using open-source and free software to begin basic streaming services 2009 New Video Portal Engineering Lecture Hall Converted to Cisco Show and Share 2010 Faculty Development The Faculty Development Center begins using the capture technology from Cisco to minute speakers and events 2011 School of Business Building NSBM planned with multiple classroom capture locations (5 lecture halls and two executive rooms) partnering with Cisco/Tandberg and CyViz
- 8. Questions? Contact: Ashi Sheth ASheth@aus.edu
- 10. Waters, John. "Lecture Capture: Lights! Camera! Action!." Campus Technology. 01 Jun 2011: n. page. Web. <http://campustechnology.com/Articles/2011/06/01/Lecture-Capture-Lights-Camera-Action.aspx>
- 11. Brecht, H. David, and Suzanne M. Ogilby. "Enabling a Comprehensive Teaching Strategy: Video Lectures." Journal of Information Technology Education, Innovations in Practice. Journal of Information Technology Education, 2008. Web. <http://jite.org/documents/Vol7/JITEV7IIP071-086Brecht371.pdf>.
- 12. "Tegrity Improves Learning for 95% of Student Users." www.tegrity.com. Tegrity, 2011. Web. <http://www.tegrity.com/about/news-and-events/press-releases/survey-reveals-tegrity-improves-learning-for-95-of-student-users>.
- 13. "CapturingStudent Perspectives About Lecture Recordings." www.echo360.com. Echo360, 2010. Web. <http://www.echo360.com/pdf/Echo360_CSPALR_whitepaper.pdf>.
Editor's Notes
- - YouTube is the competition. alone has 490 million unique users spending an average of 5.91 hours per month on the site. Our students are definitely using the technology…let’s use it for our own gainProfessor Michael Sandel – Harvard. Series of Lectures titled ‘Justice’ opened the doors of his ethics and philosophy course at Harvard for the world. Open CoursewareKhan Academy (hosted on YouTube) – 2,600 videos, 67 M visits. If it works there – why not implement it for ourselves.
- A vendor (Tegrity) conducted a survey of and found that 72% of the respondents indicated their grade increased because of the availability of video captured lectures
- Survey is out of 640 students across multiple institutions by lecture capture vendor Echo360Study done in 2010 at University of Massachusetts – Lowell shows that over 90% of students wanted more lecture capture options available on campus
- Students don’t have to spend as much time taking notes during class and can instead focus on the flow and informationIf they choose to pre-load, changes the dynamic of the week, but also allows them to save content for re-useIf they don’t choose to pre-load, they also have to remember that the camera is part of the class and should give it attention as wellFaculty members don’t have to worry about writing out all the details on the board if the lecture is pre-loaded and has the information
- - The biggest concern that faculty have is the belief that students will stop attending class. In this same study by Echo360, out of 640 students, 65% were absent less than 2 times per semester. 97% of those who were absent were able to utilize the stored lectures to catch up on missing info.
- 2006 – built in-house using open-source and free software to begin basic streaming services2009 – Converted to Cisco Show and Share2010 – The Faculty Development Center begins using the capture technology from Cisco to minute speakers and events2011 – NSBM planned with multiple classroom capture locations (5 lecture halls and two executive rooms) partnering with Cisco/Tandberg and CyViz