2017
DOI: 10.21125/edulearn.2017.0893
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Using Video Lectures in E-Learning Platform to Improve Physics Teaching at University Level

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“…The practice of recording lectures and making them available via web, either in open form or with protected access in a Learning Management System, is obviously useful for students who cannot attend classes. However, it has been demonstrated that even students who were in class use the videos to selectively review portions of lectures, for instance for checking their notes, clearing some doubts, resolving interpretation conflicts with their peers [8,9]. In general, to identify the relevant portion in the recording, students can seek be using a time bar, but some video-recording systems also provide certain semantic markers such as indicator of slide transition, slide titles or text and/or slide thumbnails.…”
Section: Scenario and System Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The practice of recording lectures and making them available via web, either in open form or with protected access in a Learning Management System, is obviously useful for students who cannot attend classes. However, it has been demonstrated that even students who were in class use the videos to selectively review portions of lectures, for instance for checking their notes, clearing some doubts, resolving interpretation conflicts with their peers [8,9]. In general, to identify the relevant portion in the recording, students can seek be using a time bar, but some video-recording systems also provide certain semantic markers such as indicator of slide transition, slide titles or text and/or slide thumbnails.…”
Section: Scenario and System Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%