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Combining Flipped Ideas and Online Learning. / Järvinen, Hannu-Matti; Niemelä, Pia; Virta, Ulla-Talvikki.
SEFI 47th Annual Conference Proceedings, September 2019: Varietas delectat...Complexity is the new normality. toim. / Balázs Vince Nagy; Mike Murphy; Hannu-Matti Järvinen; Anikó Kálman. European Society for Engineering Education SEFI, 2019. s. 566-577.Tutkimustuotos › › vertaisarvioitu
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T1 - Combining Flipped Ideas and Online Learning
AU - Järvinen, Hannu-Matti
AU - Niemelä, Pia
AU - Virta, Ulla-Talvikki
PY - 2019/10/31
Y1 - 2019/10/31
N2 - Flipped classroom and flipped learning are quickly expanding in Finnish university pedagogy. In particular, videos and other distance learning options are preferred by such students who are already working while finalizing their studies.This flipped learning experiment was executed in five implementations of two courses (2016– 2018). Flipped learning was carried out as a partial application: first, students read the topics in advance; second, they were supposed to make questions or otherwise affect on the contents of the lectures. Questions were implemented as weekly tasks to be completed in the learning management systems. The questions comprised both post- and pre-tasks. The post-task scanned the past lecture and pre-test one about the topics of the upcoming lecture. In addition, there was a comment section, where the students could leave questions about the topics they would like to be discussed in more detail in an upcoming lecture.In results, we will discuss the correlation between the weekly activity, assignment and exam points and examine the functionality of the system.
AB - Flipped classroom and flipped learning are quickly expanding in Finnish university pedagogy. In particular, videos and other distance learning options are preferred by such students who are already working while finalizing their studies.This flipped learning experiment was executed in five implementations of two courses (2016– 2018). Flipped learning was carried out as a partial application: first, students read the topics in advance; second, they were supposed to make questions or otherwise affect on the contents of the lectures. Questions were implemented as weekly tasks to be completed in the learning management systems. The questions comprised both post- and pre-tasks. The post-task scanned the past lecture and pre-test one about the topics of the upcoming lecture. In addition, there was a comment section, where the students could leave questions about the topics they would like to be discussed in more detail in an upcoming lecture.In results, we will discuss the correlation between the weekly activity, assignment and exam points and examine the functionality of the system.
M3 - Conference contribution
SP - 566
EP - 577
BT - SEFI 47th Annual Conference Proceedings, September 2019
A2 - Nagy, Balázs Vince
A2 - Murphy, Mike
A2 - Järvinen, Hannu-Matti
A2 - Kálman, Anikó
PB - European Society for Engineering Education SEFI
ER -