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Very interesting in many ways. I have to admit that I didn't watch this video the entire way through, however. In THIS video, at least, the professor was still lecturing. A lecture is a lecture is a lecture, whether it's face to face or on youtube. I'd be very curious to see how she controls the dynamic of the course, how their communication occurs and what their interaction is between classmates. I'd love to see what their collaborations are and how they're managed and facilitated. I'd also love to see the rubric she uses to grade the student's efforts in the class. Lots of potential here, isn't there?
Very interesting in many ways. I have to admit that I didn't watch this video the entire way through, however. In THIS video, at least, the professor was still lecturing. A lecture is a lecture is a lecture, whether it's face to face or on youtube. I'd be very curious to see how she controls the dynamic of the course, how their communication occurs and what their interaction is between classmates. I'd love to see what their collaborations are and how they're managed and facilitated. I'd also love to see the rubric she uses to grade the student's efforts in the class. Lots of potential here, isn't there?
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