Engineering Students’ Experiences with GeoGebra and Student-Produced Screencast Assignments in Mathematics
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https://doi.org/10.5324/njsteme.v9i1.5817Emneord (Nøkkelord):
Mathematics, GeoGebra, Student-produced screencastsSammendrag
This paper reports on engineering students’ experiences from the introduction of GeoGebra/screencast assignments in two Mathematics 1 courses for engineering students. The purpose of the assignments was to help students gain a deeper conceptual understanding of mathematics by letting the students explore the mathematics in GeoGebra and to increase student engagement by asking them to present their knowledge in a screencast. The results show that students believe that they gain a better understanding of the topics compared to normal calculation assignments but that some challenges such as discomfort when presenting orally and the time required are prominent.Nedlastinger
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