A Blended Learning Model for "Multimedia Systems" Course Natasa Hoic-Bozic, Division of multimedia systems and e-learning Odjel za informatiku, Sveučilište.

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A Blended Learning Model for "Multimedia Systems" Course Natasa Hoic-Bozic, Division of multimedia systems and e-learning Odjel za informatiku, Sveučilište u Rijeci Omladinska 14, Rijeka, Hrvatska Tel.: Fax:

Content “Multimedia Systems” e-course design and development –Pedagogical approach to blended learning and learning activities Technology and its efficiency in achieving student’s motivation Results of evaluation –Questionnaire results and student comments 2 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Introduction Blended learning model realized as a combination of a self-paced learning, f2f classroom learning, and online learning supported by the Moodle LMS (MudRi) “Multimedia systems” - the best e-course on the University of Rijeka in the academic year 2010/ th SE Workshop, Opatija,

MMS Background the 3 rd year of the undergraduate study of Computer Science at the University of Rijeka 2 hours of lectures and 2 hours of practical exercises per week 5 ECTS Blended learning model –Theoretical part prepared for online learning –Practical exercises – in classrom 4 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

The overall objective Students acquire fundamental knowledge about –the digitalization of a single media (graphics, text, sound, animation, and video) –integration of these media into a multimedia project 5 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Learning outcomes 6 Expected learning outcomes 1. define and compare the concepts of multimedia, hypermedia and hypertext 2. outline and explain advantages and disadvantages of multimedia and hypermedia 3. outline, describe and compare digital media elements: graphics, text, sound, animation, and video 4. develop and design simple digital multimedia files: graphics, sound, animation, and video clips 5. organize multimedia elements into multimedia presentation by WWW standards and according to the phases for multimedia project development 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

7 Introduction to multimedia World Wide Web Digital media elements –Text and hypertext –Graphics –Sound –Animation –Video Theoretical topics Multimedia projects development 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Exercises 8 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Seminar - Flash presentation Preparing original multimedia elements and organize it in Flash presentation A personal biographical presentation of a student (multimedia ePortfolio) – prevents plagiarism 30 points (30% of the final course grade) 9 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Sequential blended learning model Combination of: –f2f environment and an online environment –Independent learning, online discussions, f2f practical work on computers, and problem- based learning Activities are integrated chronologically in the course The course schedule is published in the course calendar 10 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

The order of the activities 11 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Moodle LMS MudRi Books with lessons Tests for self-assessment and knowledge assessment Home assignments that use advanced file submission Forums (for announcements, discussions and Q&A forums) Calendar Grades report, survey, reports 12 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Thematic form with blocks/topics 13 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

14 Blocks for the course topics book with lectures learning outcomes literature and links test for self- assessment PPT presentation given at a f2f lecture 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

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Question and answer (Q&A) 1712th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Efficiency of the used technology Students of computer science - used to digital media and MudRi LMS The used technology was not by its self new Encouraging the students to learn continuously and independently Develop communication skills in a written form (basic competencies of future IT specialists) 18 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Grading Points from the several mandatory elements: Final grades: Active participation in MudRi LMS 10 Midterm test30 Seminar30 Final test F- failed (1)0-39 E - satisfactory (2) D- satisfactory (2) C - good (3)60-69 B - very good (4)70-79 A - excellent (5) / students: course pass rate 69%, avr. grade 3,31 (62% points) 12th SE Workshop, Opatija, / students: course pass rate 90%, avr. grade 3,85 (74% points)

Academic results and evaluation The evaluation in a form of an anonymous Moodle survey expressed their opinion using the 1–5 Likert scale or chose the activity or tools for which they considered to be the most useful for learning Students’comments 20/29 students in academic year 23/62 students in academic year 20 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

The most useful elements of the course (2010/2011) 21 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

The most useful elements of the course (2011/2012) 22 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Students learned the most by: (2010/2011) 23 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Students learned the most by: (2011/2012) 24 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Students’ comments “The course was very interesting and fun, which affects the overall impression of e-learning.” “We could organise the time and a place of learning on our own.” “The concept of the independent learning without a physical presence in the classroom and a possibility to chose the content which we want to learn.” "I liked this way of “forcing” the students to constantly work through the semester, and not just before the colloquium." 25 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Conclusion The blended learning model was successful and the students were mostly satisfied with e-course Combination of different activities and tools (f2f and online) –every student can find more elements that are fit to him and achieve the learning outcomes for the course Main problem : students do not prefer to communicate in discussion forum 26 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Future plans Web 2.0 tools are potentially more attractive to the students Plan is combine the LMS with 2.0 tools available on the web – wiki, blog, ePortfolio,… Introducing activities like writing individual diary and collaborative writing Increasing students' motivation for participation in such activities which will help them to develop communication skills in a written form 27 12th SE Workshop, Opatija,

Thank you for your attention! Nataša Hoić-Božić