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Title: Personalizing Your Mastering Course!


1
Personalizing Your Mastering Course!
Simple Tips to Enhance Student Interest, Build
Relevance, Improve Success
  • Scott Hildreth
  • Astronomy Physics Chabot College Hayward, CA

2
Goals for Our Session
  • Why Edit? What are the Benefits?
  • Ways to Customize Your Course
  • Getting Started Links, Messages
  • Simple Editor Links, Hints, Images
  • Advanced Editor Complete Control
  • Adding Your Questions!
  • Your feedback questions are welcome throughout!

3
Lets See an Example - 1
  • Live example of my physics class from last
    spring, showing one problem enhanced with a
    YouTube videoclip

4
Why Customize At All?
  • Mastering already offers a great range of
    Problems, Tutorials, Quizzes, Media with
  • Dynamic, context-specific hints
  • Wrong Right answer feedback
  • You can be successful without any extra work!
  • But with some easy additions.
  • You your students can have even more success
    and fun!

5
Why Customize At All?
  • Remind students about
  • Expected Units they might miss (Radians vs.
    Degrees)
  • Key Examples from Lecture or Text that will help
  • Attention to Tolerances Sig Figs
  • Adjust problems
  • Drop parts you want to skip
  • Add Hints to good End-of-Chapter Qs
  • Import your own Questions Problems

6
Use Mastering Data
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Why Customize At All?
  • Review Most Missed Problems
  • Change Hints, Problem Statements
  • Add resource links, images, feedback
  • Experiment Next Term
  • Consider making questions/assignments as
    designated learning outcomes

8
Announcement Examples
  • Add contact information, and helpful instructions
    available right from the start of class with
    announcements

9
Announcement Examples
  • Reinforce HOW the student can use the system, and
    provide links for help

10
Message Examples
  • Add Messages to Assignments with instructions,
    caveats, gotchas, and encouragement

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Message Examples
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Link Examples
  • Add Hyperlinks to Assignments
  • Share videoclips, lecture links, and more

13
Lets Try It - 1Messages Links
  • Live demonstration in my physics class, adding
    messages and links

14
Problem Examples
  • Add Hyperlinks to Problems quickly with the
    Simple Editor

15
Lets Try It - 2Simple Editor Links
  • Live demonstration in my physics class, adding a
    link to a problem

16
Hint Examples
  • Add Hints to Problems w/ Simple Editor

Declarative Hints nudge students
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Hint Examples
Socratic Hints ask for students to answer
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Lets Try It - 3Simple Editor Hints/Parts
  • Live demonstration in my physics class, adding a
    hint to a problem

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Image Example
  • Add your own diagrams parts to problems

20
Editing is NOT hard!
  • Simple Editor always available anywhere you log
    in

21
Advanced Editor
  • Complete control of everything, including
  • Variable values Tolerances
  • Feedback for all questions
  • Adding images
  • Menu-based XML interface
  • More specific system reqs to use
  • Windows or Windows emulator
  • Visit online help for information

22
Advanced Editor
  • Easy to extend variable domains and steps

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Advanced Editor
  • Easy to enhance wrong answer feedback

24
Importing Questions
  • Easy to import multiple choice/essay questions
    into Mastering
  • Follow standard format
  • Create/Save As RTF
  • Import into Item Library
  • Instantly start to collect statistics!

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Sample Import File
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Lets Try It 4Importing Questions
  • Illustrating how to import a simple set of
    questions into Mastering.

27
Getting Started!
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Additional Ideas
  • Be patient, explore, experiment!
  • Have students suggest YouTube clips they like
    specific to an assignment or problem
  • Give Extra Credit for the one(s) students found
    most helpful

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Questions? Discussion?
  • Check out a resource list research
  • http//www.chabotcollege.edu/faculty/shildreth/mas
    tering
  • Login to my classes to look around
  • Email me with questions!
  • shildreth_at_chabotcollege.edu

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Cartoons.
  • Images reprinted in the online presentation and
    available online were borrowed with permission
    from "e-mail.this.book", The Cartoon Bank, Alfred
    A. Knopf, NY, 1996.
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