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The Importance of Peer-Learning: A Case Study on PeerWise
Published on Dec 10, 20134139 Views
In this talk, we will share our experience of implementing a Peer-learning system, PeerWise at University College London. PeerWise is an online repository of multiple-choice questions that are created
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The importance of Peer-Learning: A Case Study on PeerWise00:00
How PeerWise works00:32
Question creating - 101:04
Question creating - 201:12
Answering questions01:47
Feedback02:15
Question creating, Answering questions and Feedback02:56
Badges03:13
Our use of PeerWise04:16
Challenges04:35
Benefits05:28
Cross-cultural communication05:37
Analytical Skills06:11
Technology Use07:04
The Students08:19
Implementation09:36
Interdisciplinary09:49
Course Leaders09:56
Educational Specialists10:07
Implementers10:43
UCL teaching innovations grant scheme10:54
The Students11:08
Training session - 111:17
Training session - 211:27
Spectograms11:32
Option and Alternative12:06
Provide Detailed Explanations12:33
Peer-interaction12:46
PeerWise 'user guide' for system administrators13:14
Sample question 213:31
UCL LectureCast13:49
How PeerWise works - 214:08
Outcomes and Stats14:13
Outcomes14:32
Answering questions written by other students improved my understanding of those topics?14:40
Developing original questions on course topics improved my understanding of those topics?14:55
My group worked well together?15:04
Thoughts from the Students15:12
Team work and Individual work16:42
Pozitive feedback and Active engagements17:56
The stats - 118:15
The stats - 218:29
The stats - 319:14
Conclusions and the Future - 120:08
Conclusions and the Future - 220:13
The Future21:11
Contact23:45