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Abstract

This presentation examines show the online content of a flipped (inverted) course within the Civil Engineering program was enhanced with Lightboard videos. Quantitative data was collected by comparing student performance on in-class assignments in which the pre-class component included Lightboard videos with student achievement on identical assignments in which Lightboard videos were not available. Additional quantitative and qualitative data was collected through an end-of-semester questionnaire containing short answer and Likert-scale questions addressing the impact of the Lightboard videos on student learning, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

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Feb 21st, 2:45 PM Feb 21st, 3:40 PM

Blending Lightboard Videos with Inverted Classrooms: Is this a Formula for Student Success?

Scarbrough Five

This presentation examines show the online content of a flipped (inverted) course within the Civil Engineering program was enhanced with Lightboard videos. Quantitative data was collected by comparing student performance on in-class assignments in which the pre-class component included Lightboard videos with student achievement on identical assignments in which Lightboard videos were not available. Additional quantitative and qualitative data was collected through an end-of-semester questionnaire containing short answer and Likert-scale questions addressing the impact of the Lightboard videos on student learning, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.