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Visionary feedback: The use of real-time captioning and teaching analytics to make teaching and learning visible
ICERI2014: 7th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation (2014)
  • Janet Clinton, The University of Melbourne
  • John Hattie, The University of Melbourne
  • Kathryn Cairns, The University of Melbourne
  • Anna Dabrowski, The University of Melbourne
  • Sarah Brcan, The University of Melbourne
  • Tony Abrahams
Abstract
A system to embed meaningful, real-time evaluation within the classroom, facilitating a feedback loop between teachers and students was developed by the University of Melbourne in collaboration with Ai Media. The system converts speech to text in real time in the classroom, and uses automated teaching analytics and in-depth coding of the lesson transcript to provide feedback that supports development in teacher practice. This paper describes the pedagogical model that underpins this integrated teaching and learning development system. It demonstrates the technology and its applications, present some preliminary results from a trial in the United Kingdom, and discusses the broader implications for teaching and learning.
Publication Date
November 17, 2014
Location
Seville, Spain
Citation Information
Janet Clinton, John Hattie, Kathryn Cairns, Anna Dabrowski, et al.. "Visionary feedback: The use of real-time captioning and teaching analytics to make teaching and learning visible" ICERI2014: 7th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation (2014)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/anna-dabrowski/21/