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Using lecture capture technologies to support peer-to-peer feedback among first-year Fashion students in a studio based learning environment.

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Glenn McGarryLearning Technology Developer [email protected]

Rob HigsonMedia [email protected]@DerbyMediaTeam

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Charlie DavisSenior Digital Practice [email protected]

Ann DraycottSenior Lecturer in [email protected]

Background to the project

Media-Enhanced Feedback pilot – focus on: Tutor-to-cohort delivery Tutor-to-individual - student delivery Student-to-student delivery

Aims of student-to-student: Embedding good practice (level 4) Giving and receiving constructive

feedback Vocational practice - institutional

drive on employability

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flexiblefeedback.wp.derby.ac.uk

Using Institutional Systems

Benefits: Data protection and

governance Nurturing a peer support

network Established support available Equitable student experience Establish institutional models

of practice Return on investment

Constraints: Appropriating technologies

beyond intended use Limited functionality/work-

arounds

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Tutor workflow

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File HandlingEncodingUploading

Record

ShareProcess

FeedbackFolder

Student workflow

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Record

Share

Students can only upload to ‘dropbox’

Blog

Support

Video guides Step-by-step

handouts Session on feedback

(What is feedback?) Example videos Trial session

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What happened?

Issues• Wi-fi• Understanding the process• Access to devices – iOS only• Setup issues

Observations• Nervousness about making

recordings• Support materials not

necessarily used • Physical constrains – height of

counters/angling ipad camera• Noise – (non-issue)

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Outcomes so far

Student feedback• Generally positive• Understand the need to

develop these skills

• Ann to continue with new cohort

• Further refining the process• Addressing technical issues• Testing more use cases

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Glenn McGarryLearning Technology Developer [email protected]

Rob HigsonMedia [email protected]@DerbyMediaTeam