(1) The study examined using short video lectures to teach differential and integral calculus to engineering students.
(2) Most students (89%) found the videos to be a meaningful way to learn mathematics and valued being able to replay the videos. Some students felt the videos were almost like having the teacher present the content.
(3) The results suggest short video lectures are a suitable method for teaching mathematics and may encourage replacing some course content with video content. Student feedback indicated the videos allowed more time to understand the material.
(1) The study examined using short video lectures to teach differential and integral calculus to engineering students.
(2) Most students (89%) found the videos to be a meaningful way to learn mathematics and valued being able to replay the videos. Some students felt the videos were almost like having the teacher present the content.
(3) The results suggest short video lectures are a suitable method for teaching mathematics and may encourage replacing some course content with video content. Student feedback indicated the videos allowed more time to understand the material.
(1) The study examined using short video lectures to teach differential and integral calculus to engineering students.
(2) Most students (89%) found the videos to be a meaningful way to learn mathematics and valued being able to replay the videos. Some students felt the videos were almost like having the teacher present the content.
(3) The results suggest short video lectures are a suitable method for teaching mathematics and may encourage replacing some course content with video content. Student feedback indicated the videos allowed more time to understand the material.
(DATE) AUTHOR TITLE THEORIES/CONCEPTS/VARIABLES RESEARCH QUESTIONS
Different types of video materials have been used for
educational purposes for years. However, the (1) Is it a suitable method in mathematics context to utilization of videos in education and, especially in present certain contents? (2) Does the use of short Using Short Video Lectures to Enhance Mathematics Hanna KINNARI- mathematics, is still quite rare. Thus, they are not video lectures have an influence on students’ Learning – Experiences on Differential and Integral KORPELA (2015) used regularly and consistently (e.g. compared to the motivation towards mathematics learning? (3) How Calculus Course for Engineering Students usage of calculators or computers). Anyhow, the do the students experience the mathematics learning developments in technology are constantly bringing from short videos? more possibilities also for educational perspectives. METHODS FINDINGS CONCLUSION GAPS
(1) Most of the students (89%) felt that mathematics’
learning from videos is meaningful. Four-fifths of the students put value on the repeatability of videos in terms of learning. (2)The results revealed that some of the students even felt the video content almost as if the teacher would have been presenting (1) Findings inevitably underpin the usage of short and explaining the content for them. Students also video method in mathematics context and may also reported that with the video materials, encourage replacing some of the course content with Short video lecture is limited to audio file they had had more time to think and understand the video content; (2) More research is needed to synchronized with PowerPoint slides or voice over content (3) 65% of total felt that the using of videos analyze if the video materials improve the learning of Quantitative (experimental) & Qualitative hand written video implemented with iPad. The as teaching method increased their motivation mathematics in these circumstances; and (3) The videos of study are not face-to-face video capture of towards the course/ the experiment was encouraging feedback from students revealed that they used the in-class lecture. and the results seem to indicate that the usage of videos for example to have more time to internalize short video lecture method in mathematics context is and understand the content. meaningful and necessary. (4) According to students’ experiences, the result was almost the same as if the teacher would have been physically teaching the content. Thus, for example the students with low proficiency in mathematics had more time to think and replay the explanations. REMARKS