Classroom practices and lecture recording

Classroom practices and lecture recording

School: Mathematics

Team Members: George Kinnear, Pamela Docherty, Ross Galloway, Jill MacKay, Susan Rhind

Abstract

The project will operate on two levels. First, it will bring together researchers from three different disciplines to address questions of common concern around characterising classroom practices and the interaction of classroom pedagogy with students' use of lecture recordings. Second, it will support ongoing work on specific questions in each discipline, such as investigation of the effectiveness of flipped classrooms.

The project will begin by employing research assistants to apply the FILL and PORTAAL taxonomies to various recorded lectures, establishing a dataset for further analysis. Coordinated undergraduate projects in each discipline during 2019-20 will contribute further data and analysis, culminating in dissemination activity in 2020.

Final Project Report

Download the final project report (PDF)

Other project outcomes

Presentational outputs

Reliable classification of classroom practices using lecture recordings”, BSRLM, Belfast 9 November 2019

Reliable classification of classroom practices using lecture recordings”, Electronic Seminar on Mathematics Education, Online, 26 May 2020

Reliable classification of classroom practices using lecture recordings”, University of Edinburgh Learning and Teaching Conference 2020, Online, 25 June 2020

Reliable classification of classroom practices using lecture recordings”, TEMSE Seminar, University of Edinburgh, 29 October 2020

Lecturers’ use of questions in undergraduate mathematics lectures”, BSRLM, Online, 14 November 2020

Written outputs 

Anderson, R., & Gant, T. (2019). Characterising teaching practices using lecture recordings. Teaching Matters blog.

Kinnear, G., Smith, S., Anderson, R., Gant, T., MacKay, J. R. D., Docherty, P., Rhind, S., Galloway, R. (in press). “Developing the FILL+ tool to reliably classify classroom practices using lecture recordings”. Journal for STEM Education Research. DOI: 10.1007/s41979-020-00047-7.

Kinnear, G., Hood, G., Lardet, E., Sheard, C., Foster, C. (in preparation). “Lecturers’ use of questions in undergraduate mathematics lectures” Smith, S., Anderson, R., Gant, T., & Kinnear, G. (2020). FILL+ Training Manual.