Seriously: I thought it would be easy to get Chat-GPT4 Plus to write me a quiz for a YouTube video... and here comes the dreaded bias against people who dare think differently (or is it "think different"?).
Seriously: I thought it would be easy to get Chat-GPT4 Plus to write me a quiz for a YouTube video... and here comes the dreaded bias against people who dare think differently (or is it "think different"?).
This post reflects on a practice that is increasingly becoming popular among faculty: (the dreaded) multimedia assignments... so before you ask your students to "record a short video," without giving it much thought, you should read this...
It was fantastic to see 150+ participants attend my (virtual) ACSL session at the 2023 OLC Innovate Conference. It was great to get feedback and questions from an engaged and interested audience. Thank you! 🙂
To get the best results and not make your department go bankrupt in the process, separate course-content videos from occasional videos. This useful distinction deserves to get much more attention...
Did you tell your students to just "watch the video"? 😦 Luckily, there are many ways in which you can turn course videos into worthwhile activities... Here are just seven ideas to get started...