>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT Teaching Engineering Management in a Flipped Classroom.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Action Learning: Some principles
Advertisements

The flexibility is one of the most important aspects. Students can work at their own pace, receive immediate feedback and get a nationally recognised.
What is… Learner-Centered Instruction. What Is The Goal For A Learner-Centered Course? Making the student more responsible for his/her learning. 1.
1 Classroom Expectations – Guiding Students to Succeed.
Clinical classrooms: reflections on the choice of technologies when creating a new blended learning experience Dr Bronwen Dalziel  Prof Iain Gosbell 
Online IVC Health and Physical Education Program Instructor: Dr. Simon Davies.
Why do we use clickers?. Much educational research shows clickers produce: Better learning More active, engaged learning More spirited class discussion.
Bridging the Gap: Teaching Across Abilities Mandy Atkinson Business School University of Greenwich.
Just in Time Teaching Physical Science 100 Steve Turley July, 2003.
1 Learning from each other. 28-Jun-15Sandra Windeatt, Online Services, UNN2 What I used to do.
CIS 310 Management Information Systems Course Overview Guthrie, Summer 2014.
10th Workshop "Software Engineering Education and Reverse Engineering" Ivanjica, Serbia, 5-12 September 2010 First experience in teaching HCI course Dusanka.
1 Student Perceptions of Assessment Placement: Results and Implications Gregory Anderson ESL Dept (faculty) De Anza College 14 April 2011.
SYNERGIES OF LANGUAGE LEARNING The Second International Conference on Teaching English for Specific Purposes and New Language Learning Technologies Faculty.
Blended Courses: How to have the best of both worlds in higher education By Susan C. Slowey.
Applied Mechanics I (Statics) Flipped Course By: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Dr. Sarira Motaref, Dr. Ross Bagtzoglou Dr. Christine.
ANGELA SHORT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND HUMANITIES KEVIN STARRS, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING(RETIRED!) Designing and Delivering an online module.
Math 0300 Course Structure Requirements Study Plan/Workflow, MyMathLab Teaching Information & Resources.
Dr Christine Edmead FHEA  What is flipping?  Why might you want to flip your classroom?  How do we flip the classroom?
1 INTERVIEWS ABOUT RELEVANCE OF UNIVERSITY STUDY AND WORK PART 2.
What should teachers do in order to maximize learning outcomes for their students?
STRATEGIES FOR SYLLABUS DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING FALL SEMESTER ELIZABETH STOCKTON, PHD, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, CET&L.
Flipping the Statistics Classroom: Enhancing Course Redesign with the Flipped Classroom Dr. Melissa M. Sovak California University of Pennsylvania.
THE FLIPPED CLASSROOM Collaborative Project 2014.
Using Technology to Increase Engagement in Large(r) Courses Mark A. Laumakis, Ph.D. Faculty in Residence Instructional Technology Services San Diego State.
Anne Distler, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Terri Pope, Professor of Biology &
Glen Hatton Introduction to Financial Accounting TURNING THE ACCOUNTING CLASSROOM UPSIDE DOWN Randy Hoffma n Introduction to Managerial Accounting PHASE.
First Tuesday Series October 7, 2008 Barbara Draude Karen S. Ward.
A PARTIAL FLIP, A WHOLE TRANSFORMATION: REDESIGNING SOPHOMORE CIRCUITS Theresa M. Swift, Assistant Teaching Professor Barbara Wilkins, Instructional Designer.
learning enhancement unit Centre for Learning and Teaching 20 October, 2015 Staff Education: Learning about Online Assessment - Online David Walker, Margaret.
Gouri Banerjee, Ph. D. Dept. Math & IT, Emmanuel College Boston, Massachusetts. 1 Gouri Banerjee Blended Learning Environments, 2010.
The Library Imperial College London Virtual Learning Environments & Information Literacy Debbi Boden Faculty Team Leader.
Blended Speech What, Why, How & Who. A blended or hybrid class takes advantage of the best features of both face-to-face (traditional) and online learning.
Interactive Information Literacy: Using an Audience Response System in IL Teaching Sue Csoka Academic Liaison Librarian (Business) Jacqueline Belanger.
Results from the 2005 Educational Technology Surveys Cara Lane Research Scientist Catalyst Research and Development Office of Learning Technologies.
Research Problem In one sentence, describe the problem that is the focus of your classroom research project about student learning: That students do not.
Do you have what it takes to do well in this online course? 1. Are you responsible? 2. Are you self-motivated? 3. Are you a good self-educator? 4. Do you.
Tutoring Groups School of Electrical Engineering Systems.
HMJB 2 Associates Heather Connelly Mindy Noxon Jim LaFountain Beth Siegel-Graf Barbara Somers.
Instructional Plan Template | Slide 1 AET/515 Instructional Plan Cultural Diversity in Health Science Barry L. Rimpsey.
Research Problem First year students experience of their first semester of General Chemistry as a significant hurdle in their successful progression through.
What is wrong with Engineering Education? (in Australia) Brendon Parker Dean, Faculty of Engineering University of New South Wales.
Click to add title A Busy Professor’s Guide to Sanely Flipping Your Classroom Dr. Cynthia Furse Electrical & Computer Engineering.
Carleton.ca/capture cap·ture / ˈ kapCHər/ verb 1.to record your computer screen and audio narration, then post online. synonyms screen cast/capture/recording,
Idiom of the Day IN THE LOOP To keep someone informed and up-to-date about what’s happening – usually in the workplace.
First class entered in 2002, current enrollment 334 Programs: Undergraduate Electrical, Computer, Mechanical and Biological Engineering Hands-on/project/team.
Blended learning: strategies for effective content delivery Rowan Herbert Professional Teaching Fellow University of Auckland.
PSTDP CLASS REVISON. MOTIVATION AUCTION GAME 1.When planning a course, one should consider four important elements: goals, materials, methods, and.
Innovative Applications of Formative Assessments in Higher Education Beyond Exams Dan Thompson M.S. & Brandy Close M.S. Oklahoma State University Center.
Flipped Classroom: Incentivizing Preparation Deb Miller Dr. Len Roberson University of North Florida.
Writing Assignments in Mechanical Engineering Anne Parker University of Manitoba A. Parker, CASDW, UVic,
Flipping for Instruction: Using the Flipped Class Model in Library Instruction Eduardo Rivera Head of Reference Services – LIU Post SUNYLA 2015 June 5,
Consistency and Convenience: Use of Canvas in Help Desk Staff Training Jessica Morger Help Desk Supervisor.
Course Work 2: Critical Reflection GERALDINE DORAN B
A Flipped Classroom: Engaging Students In and Out of the Classroom
‘How flipping difficult can it be?’ - an update
Online / Hybrid Workshop: Course Design, Development, and Delivery
Situated supervision Ability to read the situation ….
Anastassiya YUDINTSEVA University of Manitoba (Canada) 2016
Active learning Flipped Classrooms
Motivation to Redesign
From MOOC to Flip: Contrast of Student Interaction
Leanne Havis, Ph.D., Neumann University
Hybrid Courses a blueprint for success
FLIPPED CLASSROOM PRESENTED BY Dr.R.JEYANTHI Asst.Professor,
Learning by competing Cathrine Linnes
Distance Learning . Blended Learning
SUPPORTING ESP LEARNING OF THE MILITARY PERSONNEL
BEN LAABS and tessa hill Early career workshop for geoscience faculty
Presentation transcript:

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT Teaching Engineering Management in a Flipped Classroom

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT FLIPPED VS TRADITIONAL © Unitec New Zealand 2 Lectures Gain Knowledge Exercises Understand and Apply Knowledge Quizzes Review Knowledge Screencasts Gain Knowledge Exercises Understand and Apply Knowledge Quizzes Review Knowledge CLASS TIME TRADITIONAL APPROACH FLIPPED LEARNING A.k.a. Blended, Hybrid Reverse

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT COURSE STRUCTURE © Unitec New Zealand 3 Online Quizzes ScreencastsReadings CLASS HOME Mini- lecturesSnap quizzes Problem SolvingQuestions Real world processes Review documentation Assignments

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH WORK © Unitec New Zealand 4 How useful is the Flipped Learning Approach in achieving better outcomes in a typical Civil Engineering Technician Management Course? PerformanceResponse Student Questionnaire Exam and Test Results

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT QUESTIONNAIRE © Unitec New Zealand 5 Anonymous Questions 6 Demographic 6 Closed - views on flipped learning 4 Open – views and comments Students 32 out of 54 Less younger (17 to 20) students than normal 29 males 3 females 15 Native English speakers, 17 ESL

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT UNDERSTANDING © Unitec New Zealand 6 Same Traditional Flipped Did students consider they had a better understanding of the course content?

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT INTEREST © Unitec New Zealand 7 Less Same More Did students consider that flipped learning made the course more interesting?

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT CONFIDENCE © Unitec New Zealand 8 Less More Did students feel more confident about passing the course because the class used flipped learning?

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT CONTINUATION © Unitec New Zealand 9 Yes No Should Unitec deliver more classes using the flipped learning approach?

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT EXAM RESULTS © Unitec New Zealand 10

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT FINAL RESULTS © Unitec New Zealand 11

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT...being forced to learn/study at a dictated pace... STUDENT COMMENTS © Unitec New Zealand What did you like about the Flipped Learning Approach? What did you not like about the Flipped Learning Approach?...forced me to keep up.....easier to understand......could do work in your own time......slidecasts became tedious.....so stressed.. because there was a quiz every second day.....quizzes were good to test how much I’ve actually learnt.....some times too much information...

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT STUDENT SUGGESTIONS © Unitec New Zealand “More quizzes and answers” “Make it clear what answers you are looking for.” “Have a conference at the pub every second Wednesday” “Slidecasts need to be no longer than 7 minutes” “Put more details in slidecasts” More interesting way for slidecasts to be presented.” “Adding Industry Lecturers and some Industry Visits”

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT ISSUES © Unitec New Zealand Preparation Time Classrooms Computer availability Students attitudes Syllabus Language competancy

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT ISSUES © Unitec New Zealand ESL Students

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT WHAT WORKED? © Unitec New Zealand Quizzes Student progress Student confidence Motivation Slidecasts More engaging Flexibility Some Class Activities Engaged students Learnt real world skills Understood industry practices

>>FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT WHAT NEEDS IMPROVING? © Unitec New Zealand Slidecasts – shorter, more interesting Readings – use to provide detailed information Online quizzes - application focused Snap Quizzes – tie into class sessions Class sessions – improve activities, more practical activities Test and exams – clearer communication