Hello -
I am teaching an online graduate level research course for an east coast
university.
In response to apparent complaints from students regarding lack of "content
delivery" in online courses, I have been tasked to include some kind of
"lecture" or "video" content in my class.
I am using quotes because I am puzzled as to the suggestion that the many
readings and good quality web resources I've included are somehow not "content."
I have two options. One is to make videos of myself lecturing (which I am
phobic about) and the other is to include already made videos that are relevant
to research methods.
I am thinking about using a couple of Scientific American videos but was hoping
some of you out there know of sources for either free or reasonably-priced (for
my access and download) PPTs with audio OR videos that I can include (so I
would pay, not the students.)
Any leads would be helpful. It sounds like I won't be able to keep this gig
unless I provide these, and I am both too time-pressed and camera/recording shy
to make them myself.
Thanks.....
Nancy Melucci
Long Beach CIty College
Long Beach CA
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