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Student-Created Reflective Video as Meaningful Formative and Summative Assessment During Hands-On Learning Experiences

Full Paper ID: 50331
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    Shaunna Smith
    Texas State University

Abstract: This paper examines the use of student-created reflective videos (SCRV) to document hands-on learning experiences, including the degree to which, 1) the technical structure connected multimedia layers to communicate ideas, 2) the pre-determined topics of discussion were addressed authentically, 3) the ethnographic perspective included whole people, whole acts, and whole places, and 4) the documented behaviors represented time and continuity throughout the participant’s unique learning process. This paper provides theoretical background that supports the use of video creation to meaningfully document reflective learning, provides a logistical model for integrating the strategy that scaffolds SCRV as formative and summative assessment within teacher preparation, and uses content analysis of SCRV artifacts and a retrospective focus group to engage in the first phase of validating a proposed rubric for assessing SCRV as artifacts of learning.

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