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Using online mini lectures in your teaching delivery Ralf Becker Economics, School of Social Sciences

So you think you are a good lecturer

Why? What makes you a great teacher? You speak clearly and your students understand you. You try to boil a problem down to its components. You try and find the simplest way to explain things. You attempt to link the theory to problems which the students can relate to. You are patient and are happy to explain something again in a different way. You provide students with opportunities to practice the skills they should learn (and are examined in) You or your GTA s is available for students when they get stuck

For which of these do you need a classroom?

Why? What makes you a great teacher? You speak clearly and your students understand you. You try to boil a problem down to its components. You try and find the simplest way to explain things. You attempt to link the theory to problems which the students can relate to. You are patient and are happy to explain something again in a different way. You provide students with opportunities to practice the skills they should learn (and are examined in) You or your GTA s is available for students when they get stuck

Is this what happens in a normal class? You speak clearly and your students understand you. You try to boil a problem down to its components. You try and find the simplest way to explain things. You attempt to link the theory to problems which the students can relate to. You are patient and are happy to explain something again in a different way. You provide students with opportunities to practice the skills No, they and should it may learn not (and even are be examined desirable, in) as You or this your may GTA s adjust is available the speed for of students the class when to they get stuck the slower learners.

What do you really need contact for? You speak clearly and your students understand you. You try to boil a problem down to its Lecture components. You try and find the simplest way to explain things. You attempt to link the theory to problems which the students can relate to. You are patient and are happy to explain something again in a different way. You provide students with opportunities Office Hour to practice the skills they should learn (and are examined in) You or your GTA s is available for students when they get stuck Tutorial / Exercise Class

Consider this (Classroom Inversion) http://www.khanacademy.org Let student s learn the basics at their own pace at home Use lectures to spend more time on what you wish you could teach if you weren t bogged down by the basics Let the students practice in tutorials (with other students and GTAs or teaching staff as a resource available)

Why does this capitalise on why you are good? I remember the lecturers who were enthusiastic about what they taught What are you most enthusiastic about?

What I will do ECON10062 Introductory Statistics 300 students Most of them think that after the exam they will not need statistics anymore Lectures: Will deliver the basic explanations of how to calculate stuff (means, variances, etc.) via online clips. Will use the lecture to talk about real life applications of these techniques

What I will do Tutorials: Will deliver online clips of solved examples Tell students which clips to watch before tutorial 10 minutes to clarify issues arising from online clips Hand out new unseen questions which students solve in pairs (GTA to be available to remove hurdles on an individual basis)

What do you need? Normal Computer: Screen capture software Jing, free software (max 5 min clips) Adobe Captivate, 94 through EDS; suitable for software demonstrations Camtasia Studio, 120; suitable for software demos and mini lectures Touch Input Device Wacom, Bamboo. app 200, cheaper are available but in smaller size Drawing Program SmoothDraw, free Microsoft, OneNote, (included in MS Office) Tablet Computer e.g. Dell Tablet 1200 but also need screen capture software and drawing program

How to get it Convince a couple of colleagues that online clips are useful in your area Explain to your Head of School / DA what you (or best a group of colleagues want to do) just before you meet him send him Salman Khan s TED Talk Propose that they purchase a laptop with all the required hard and software (between 1000 and 1500) for departmental use. Offer that you administer the lending out to colleagues.