Tuesday, June 25
11:35-11:55 AM
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Using Videos and Self-Explanation To Foster Deeper Learning

Brief Paper: Other ID: 39101
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    Christopher Devers
    Indiana Wesleyan University
  2. Erin Devers
    Indiana Wesleyan University
  3. Eric Carmichael
    Indiana Wesleyan University
  4. Judith Keen
    Indiana Wesleyan University
  5. Haley Kuschman
    Indiana Wesleyan University
  6. Elisha Miller
    Indiana Wesleyan University
  7. Katie Beerbower
    Indiana Wesleyan University
  8. Alysse Barfell
    Indiana Wesleyan University
  9. Becca Coffey
    Indiana Wesleyan University

Abstract: Self-explanation is a beneficial technique used to deepen conceptual understanding (Chi, Bassok, Lewis, Reimann, & Glaser, 1989). This experiment combined online videos and self-explanation to create a way to deepen one’s understanding of probability. The experiment had two conditions: a video condition and a video self-explanation condition. The results suggested that video learning combined with self-explanation was more effective than video learning alone. Using videos in conjunction with self-explanation is a technique that educators can use to improve learning.

Presider: Jennifer Lock, University of Calgary

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