Video as a Pedagogic Tool (5 cr)

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Content scheduling

Voluntary online meetings:
- start webinar Thu 21.1.2021 14 - 15.30
- guidance clinic 1: Thu 11.2.2021 14 - 15
- guidance clinic 2: Thu 25.2.2021 14 - 15
- guidance clinic 3: Wed 10.3.2021 14 - 15
- gala Thu 8.4.2021 14 – 16

Objective

The purpose of the course

Videos are present in a variety of ways in the everyday lives of students and teachers. Videos have become a natural way of communicating and presenting their own competences for an increasing number of people. Videos are also a versatile pedagogical tool for the students and teachers to utilise at different stages of the learning process.

During this course, you will become acquainted with a wide range of opportunities for utilising videos as part of the learning process. You will concretely go through the video production process so that in the future, you will be able to independently produce videos and plan learning assignments where students demonstrate their competences by means of video.

Course competences

In this course you will develop your developmental skills, interaction skills and reflection skills.

Developmental skills refers to:
- Teachers’ ability to further develop their own and their organisation’s practices in collaboration with others.
- The ability to develop VET learning, working life and entrepreneurship at the regional, national and international levels by working in partner networks.

Interaction skills refers to:
- Teachers’ capacity to work in different interactive relationships and partner networks in an ethically sound manner.

Reflection skills means
- Teachers’ ability to recognise and critically assess their values, attitudes, ethical principles and work methods as a facilitator of learning.

The learning objectives of the course

You grasp the versatile opportunities for utilising video at different stages of the learning process. You understand the video production process, from scriptwriting to publishing and distribution. In your choices, you are capable of taking copyright into account.

Content

This course consists of 3 parts.
In part 1, you become acquainted with the various ways of using video in teaching and mapping out video material that is suitable for your field. In addition, you will learn to implement a pedagogically well-reasoned interactive video.
In part 2, you will apply your previously learned skills in planning and implementing your own video, from scriptwriting and shooting up to publication.
In part 3, you will learn to prepare an assignment where the students will demonstrate their competences by means of video.

Materials

- Hakkarainen & Kumpulainen (toim.) 2011. Liikkuva kuva – muuttuva opetus ja oppiminen. Lapin yliopisto, kasvatustieteiden tiedekunta, mediapedagogiikkakeskus. Jyväskylän yliopisto, Kokkolan yliopistokeskus Chydenius, Kokkola 2011.
- eTEVÄ, eTeknologiavälitteinen taidon oppimisen ohjaus. Viitattu 10.3.2020. https://oppimateriaalit.jamk.fi/raportointiohje/lahteet/
- Ajatus liikku – iloa oppimiseen! Ammatillisen osaamisen ja taidon tarkastelu videolta. Viitattu 10.3.2020. https://oppimateriaalit.jamk.fi/ajatusliikkuu/ammatillisen-osaamisen-ja-taidon-tarkastelu-videolta/
- Oppiminen.fi: Opetus- ja palautevideot opettajan työkaluna. Viitattu 10.3.2020. http://www.oppiminen.fi/2016/03/opetus-ja-palautevideot-oppimisen-opettamisen-ja-ohjauksen-tukena/
- Apogee.fi: Videotuotannon perusteet. Viitattu 10.3.2020. https://www.apogee.fi/oppaat/videotuotannon-perusteet/
- YLE: Opettaja: näillä ohjeilla teet hyvän videon – katso Yle Uutisluokan opetusvideot. Viitattu 10.3.2020. https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/uutisluokka/opettaja_nailla_ohjeilla_teet_hyvan_videon__katso_yle_uutisluokan_opetusvideot/9347161

Teaching methods

The course will be offered in the form of online studies, including voluntary webinars. However, attending the start-up webinar is highly recommended. The studies have been scheduled, but are highly independent in nature. The learning assignments are learner and working life oriented, which means that you will make use of your existing competence in your own field. You will receive guidance during the guidance clinics held at the transition points of the course and in the form of weekly guidance messages. You will receive community-based feedback on all your learning assignments. In addition, you will receive feedback from the instructor on the video you produced and on your self-assessment.

Student workload

In total, the course consists of 135 hours (5 x 27h) of students’ work. The implementation consists of 3 sections. Credits and time use are distributed as follows:
- section 1: 1,5 cr = 40,5 h
- section 2: 2 cr = 54 h
- section 3: 1,5 cr = 40,5 h

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

The criteria for assessing the approved level are as follows

Developmental skills:
- You will learn to understand the video production process, from scriptwriting to publishing and distribution.
- You are capable of producing a pedagogical video independently, going through the aforementioned video production process.

Interaction skills:
- You grasp the versatile opportunities for utilising asynchronic video at different stages of the learning process.

Reflection skills:
- You are able to assess your own learning and competence in a relevant manner.

Qualifications

basic computer skills and e-learning skills

Further information

You will receive guidance and feedback during the guidance clinics held at the transition points of the course. You will receive community-based feedback on all your learning assignments. In addition, you will receive feedback based on the learning objectives from the instructor on the video you produced and on your self-assessment.

The assessment is qualitative and is based on learning objectives. The methods for evaluation of the learning process are feedback and self-assessment. Competence assessment is based on criteria and the teacher educator makes the assessment decision once all the learning tasks have been completed. The assessment material consists of the learning tasks of the course and self-assessment tasks.