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Using innovative video technologies to promote pre-service science teachers’ responsiveness
Visual Arts Classroom
We will now enter Mr Lee’s visual arts classroom. The unit of concern is Design. This class comprises 25 grade 10 students. Let’s look at how we positioned the cameras (Figure 4).
Figure 4: Video camera positions and layout of Mr Lee's visual arts classroom
As you can see from the above diagram, we used POV camera goggles to capture the teacher’s POV (T-POV). We also asked one to two students to wear the camera goggles (Estapa & Amador, 2016) to capture their POV (S-POV). We also placed a panoramic 360-degree camera at the centre of the classroom.
Let’s get a sense of Mr Lee’s visual arts classroom by watching the following panoramic video clip. Use your mobile phone to scan the QR code below. Watch the clip with a Google Cardboard or a virtual reality headset.
VR Clip
Questions
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What did you notice in this video clip?
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What do you feel when you first enter Mr Lee’s classroom?
Some video clips documenting how Mr Lee taught the unit Design will be shown. These episodes are:
Video Episodes
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Episode 1: Introduction
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Episode 2: Launching a group discussion
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Episode 3: Student presentation
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Episode 4: The concept of "multiplication"
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Episode 5: The concept of "division"
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Episode 6: Applying the concepts of design
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Episode 7: Summary reflection
To access the videos, please fill in the following form. Please follow the ethical guidelines concerning the use of videos. ​
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