Using Research-Based Interactive Video Vignettes to Enhance Out-of-Class Learning in Introductory Physics
Using Research-Based Interactive Video Vignettes to Enhance Out-of-Class Learning in Introductory Physics
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使用基于研究的交互式视频片段来增强物理入门的课外学习
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2015
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R. Teese
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P. Laws;M. C. Willis;David P. Jackson;K. Koenig;R. Teese
Ever since the first generalized computer-assisted instruction system (PLATO1) was introduced over 50 years ago, educators have been adding computer-based materials to their classes. Today many textbooks have complete online versions that include video lectures and other supplements. In the past 25 years the web has fueled an explosion of online homework and course management systems, both as blended learning and online courses. Meanwhile, introductory physics instructors have been implementing new approaches to teaching based on the outcomes of Physics Education Research (PER). A common theme of PER-based instruction has been the use of active-learning strategies designed to help students overcome alternative conceptions that they often bring to the study of physics.2 Unfortunately, while classrooms have become more active, online learning typically relies on passive lecture videos or Kahn-style3 tablet drawings. To bring active learning online, the LivePhoto Physics Group has been developing Interactive...