Integrating IBM Watson BEAT generative AI software into flute music learning: the impact of advanced AI tools on students’ learning strategies
Bin Liu,
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Liao Yuan-yuan
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Education and Information Technologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
Language: Английский
Flipping Veterinary Biochemistry, Anatomy, and Physiology: Students’ Engagement and Perception
Christelle de Brito,
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José Terrado
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Veterinary Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(8), P. 354 - 354
Published: Aug. 5, 2024
Flipped
classroom
(FC)
is
a
teaching
method
where
traditional
learning
roles
are
inverted.
Students
provided
with
material
in
advance
and
expected
to
study
the
content
prior
in-class
sessions.
These
sessions
subsequently
utilized
clarify
doubts
examine
greater
depth
previously
acquired
knowledge.
Despite
widespread
nature
of
its
approach
health
education,
application
basic
veterinary
subjects
remains
poorly
described.
This
explores
implementation
FC
physiology,
biochemistry,
anatomy,
embryology.
Pre-class
was
mainly
video
format,
class
facilitated
quizzes
interactive
activities
aimed
reinforce
understanding.
The
findings
indicate
high
level
student
involvement
effective
preparation,
as
evidenced
by
over
84%
students
participating
generally
achieving
satisfactory
scores
on
quizzes.
A
survey
conducted
at
end
first
semester
shows
that
proportion
positively
valued
pre-class
(>90%),
(82%),
(66%).
However,
second
semester,
lectures
were
preferred
more
than
(45%
25%,
respectively),
while
30%
mentioned
having
no
preference
between
two
methods.
Analysis
open-ended
responses
underscored
positive
facets
approach,
including
self-organization,
enhanced
understanding,
availability
material.
it
also
emphasized
challenges
associated
FC,
such
significant
time
effort
required.
In
conclusion,
this
suggests
can
be
well
received
integrated
if
does
not
imply
an
excessive
workload,
underscoring
potential
benefits
blended
combines
elements
both
Language: Английский
Veterinary teaching in COVID-19 times: perspectives of university teaching staff
Miriam Kanwischer,
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Andrea Tipold,
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Elisabeth Schaper
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et al.
Frontiers in Veterinary Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: June 27, 2024
The
digitalization
of
university
teaching
has
been
taking
place
for
many
years
and,
in
addition
to
traditional
formats
such
as
practicals
and
face-to-face
lectures,
more
e-learning
courses
have
used
veterinary
education
several
years.
In
the
context
COVID-19
pandemic,
universities
across
Germany
had
switch
an
ad-hoc
,
purely
digital
summer
semester.
This
study
evaluated
experiences
implementation
semester
2020
at
University
Veterinary
Medicine
Hannover
(TiHo)
Foundation
from
perspective
staff.
technical
equipment
by
lecturers,
this
survey
also
focused
on
effects
future
practicality
strategies
education.
Therefore,
a
questionnaire
was
designed
distributed
among
lecturers
involved
2020.
One
hundred
three
completed
questionnaires
were
evaluated.
results
evaluation
show
that
teachers
see
huge
potential
blended
learning
method
addition,
able
digitize
well
with
available
hardware
software.
staff
saw
difficulties
above
all
loss
practical
training
exercises.
Teachers
needed
significantly
time
plan
implement
compared
pure
teaching.
summary
offers
advantages,
increased
flexibility
students
order
be
use
methods
profitably
future,
thought-out
didactic
concepts
further
expansion
are
required.
skills
should
trained
promoted.
Language: Английский