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Today we have the technology to do both: allow free-form drawing, while also recording a presentation and the scribbled content. You don't even need a fancy sma
by krackers 3y ago
Today we have the technology to do both: allow free-form drawing, while also recording a presentation and the scribbled content. You don't even need a fancy smart board, just an ipad projected works.
- WalterBright 3y agoToday we also have videotape. I wish all the lectures I attended had been taped. I'd like to retake those courses via the tape.
- abdullahkhalids 3y agoI taught this way during the last part of Covid for a few courses and it doesn't work well. I am forced to stand (sometimes sit) in a single location, for a long time while I am writing. Its much harder to motivate students and keep them engaged in such a static manner. You need to move around the class, see the class from different perspectives [1]. You are alive, the students are alive. Also, you can't get students to come up to the board when using these fancy ipads and such. In my opinion, just video recording a blackboard lecture is the correct way to go. [1] You often don't see confused students from one vantage point. Walking around, that you do naturally while using a black/whiteboard or even when using slides lets you do that.