Monday, May 23, 2011

Shane's trial of technology

Most students felt comfortable with interactive learning components created with PowerPoint and also with video conferencing. However a few would still prefer face-to-face delivery instead of video conferencing. Their feed back is given in a nut shell.

The good
·         Video conferencing satisfactory, supporting documents would be preferred.
·         Timing of video – explanatory video should be presented first instead of midway between lectures. It will help understand the concept first.
·         Both Video conferencing and face-to-face classes were delivered well
·         New project made a big difference.
·         Video from Endress & Hauser was very good.
·         The class was better due to more interaction.
·         Video at the start of the lesson will be very good.


The not so good
·         Power point presentation does not align well with work book.

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