This session will take a close look at two years of data spanning three campuses, more than 300 faculty-produced videos, and the use of a comprehensive health sciences study tool called Osmosis. This deep dive reveals how students are using faculty-produced videos and asks what these true viewing behaviors mean.
Outcomes: Gain an understanding of student use of faculty-produced videos in a flipped instructional model * Formulate future research questions to explore efficacy and use of videos in flipped instructional models * Apply models of analysis on your own datasets to increase value of video-based instructional materials
Presenters
Max Anderson
Director of Curriculum Operations, University of Miami
Leslie Hammersmith
Assistant Dean, Technology Enhanced Instruction, University of Illinois Chicago