Hi David,
The UKCME, as part of their OER project, have a freely available video showing how an interactive plate rolling simulation (freely available at steeluniversity.org) was used with 2nd year Engineering undergraduates at the University of Liverpool. Working in groups, the students had to compete to supply plates for an offshore wind turbine tower at the correct specification and at the lowest possible cost.
The video can be downloaded at http://core.materials.ac.uk/search/detail.php?id=3220
Its Creative Commons licensed BY-SA so freely available for use.
We also have dental technology tutorial videos on the main website, filmed by staff at Sheffield University.
Hope this helps,
Diane Taktak
UK Centre for Materials Education
University of Liverpool
Tel: 0151 794 4433
Fax: 0151 794 4466
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Subject: Re: Videos of Teaching - urgent request
Dear Colleagues,
For many years in workshops on the observation of teaching I have used video tapes of teaching which were made by UCoSDA back in 1996. The tapes were part of a resource pack called 'Making the Grade' designed to assist departments to prepare for subject review. These were excellent examples of genuine teaching (no role playing or using actors etc). Each example was about 15 to 20 minutes and they had the advantage that the staff who had been filmed had given their permission for the resources to be used for staff development. These examples are looking very dated now and also video tapes is an old technology.
Does anyone have a resource which includes downloadable digital recordings of higher education teaching - preferably showing different types of teaching in different subjects? At the present time, I am particularly looking for examples of teaching in medicine or dentistry, but I would be interested in examples from any discipline. We would be willing to pay for the resource if necessary.
Do any of the CETLs, for example, have any digital films of teaching? I know of one in art and design (fashion) that was produced by the RCA as part of the Design CETL. But are there any others in the health-related CETLs?
I would be grateful for any leads!
PS Please note my new land-line telephone number.
David Gosling
0161 612 5234
Visiting Professor
University of Plymouth
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