My Lesson Videos and Lessons on Videos
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Rajaram Krishnan
Jul 5, 2013, 8:28:56 PM7/5/13
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Dear All:
Here is my assignment ...and over a day before the deadline! Clearly Earlham students have not influenced me!
Please find attached 2 videos. To open it you need OneNote and once you open it double click on the icon on the left to get the audio-visual thingy going.
I've already learned quite a few lesson.
1. Have the video which lays out the structure for the entire TOPIC recorded at the end. Like writing an Intro to a paper after the paper is done. I tried to be super organized about my structure, and as you will see, the first lesson did not deliver all that the intro promised.
2. My 'lecture' on the horizontal summation of the demand curve was quite extempore. I didn't over-plan it. I think there is a balance to be struck between planning and spontaneity. As I saw the video a couple of times I told myself what could have been different. However I also realize that students will see this, come to class (I'm only flipping the class, nit disappearing forever), come to office hours etc. I think I'll get to that balance with a little more practice.
But for now....what you see is what there is. All comments are gratefully accepted.
Regards
Raja
Here is my assignment ...and over a day before the deadline! Clearly Earlham students have not influenced me!
Please find attached 2 videos. To open it you need OneNote and once you open it double click on the icon on the left to get the audio-visual thingy going.
I've already learned quite a few lesson.
1. Have the video which lays out the structure for the entire TOPIC recorded at the end. Like writing an Intro to a paper after the paper is done. I tried to be super organized about my structure, and as you will see, the first lesson did not deliver all that the intro promised.
2. My 'lecture' on the horizontal summation of the demand curve was quite extempore. I didn't over-plan it. I think there is a balance to be struck between planning and spontaneity. As I saw the video a couple of times I told myself what could have been different. However I also realize that students will see this, come to class (I'm only flipping the class, nit disappearing forever), come to office hours etc. I think I'll get to that balance with a little more practice.
But for now....what you see is what there is. All comments are gratefully accepted.
Regards
Raja
Ed McKelvey
Jul 5, 2013, 11:22:56 PM7/5/13
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I'd be happy to comment but don't have One Note--yet. Is it possible to put it in a different format?
Ed McKelvey
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Rajaram Krishnan
Jul 6, 2013, 8:04:00 AM7/6/13
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I'm working on a more accessible format to upload the 'videos'. Would be grateful for any suggestions.I can save it as a pdf but when I replay it there is no audio - given my voice, maybe that's not all that bad a thing!
Regards
Raja--
Rajaram Krishnan
Associate Professor
Department of Economics
Earlham College
Richmond, IN 47374
Phone: 765-983-1301
Fax: 765-983-1207
Regards
Raja
Rajaram Krishnan
Associate Professor
Department of Economics
Earlham College
Richmond, IN 47374
Phone: 765-983-1301
Fax: 765-983-1207
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