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ACCMS seminar “Online/Hybrid Courses, What should we do next?”

Post date：2021/06/29

【Notification】 (September 13, 2021)
The seminar will be held online.

Academic Center for Computing and Media Studies (ACCMS) holds a seminar once in a month. We inviting active researchers from a variety of areas, and ask them to give talks about their research activity or issues in performing research, hoping to provide an opportunity for fruitful discussion among participants.

On an ACCMS seminar at September 21, we have two invited talks, and want to discuss what we should do next for higher education that was forced to give courses fully online to cope with COVID-19 pandemic.

Date 2021/09/21（Tuesday）16:30〜18:30
Place

Online
Capacity
Fee Free
Application Please apply at the following URL by September 16.
https://forms.gle/VCHz4P6sXDTS766a9
Host

Academic Center for Computing and Media Studies, Kyoto University
Inquiry

Hajime Kita, Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences / Academic Center for Computing and Media Studies, Kyoto University
Phone： 075-753-7452
E-mail： kita.hajime.7a * kyoto-u.ac.jp  (Please replace “*” with “@”.)
Program

◆16:30～16:40
Opening Address by Prof. Hajime Kita

◆16:40～17:30
Speaker：Naoshi Hiraoka  (Associate Professor, Research Center for Instructional Systems, Kumamoto University)
Title：Key Points of On-Demand Class Development beyond Synchronous Online Classes
Abstract：COVID-19 forced many educational institutions to adopt online classes. At the time, the adoption of synchronous online classes was a reasonable emergency measure. However, now that the environment for online classes has been prepared, it is important to redesign traditional classes as online classes, rather than transferring them directly to online classes. On-demand classes are one way to take advantage of the features of online classes. In this presentation, the tips and points for shifting the online class format from synchronous to on-demand will be explained, introducing solutions to common problems and misunderstandings.  (The talk will be given in Japanese.)

◆17:30～18:20
Speaker：Hajime Kita  (Professor, Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences / Academic Center for Computing and Media Studies, Kyoto University)
Title：On Practice of a Python Course at ILAS
Abstract：Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences of Kyoto University has open a programming course named 'Programming Practice (Python)' since 2018. It was also forced to held online in 2020 as well as other courses under the pandemic of COVID-19. In general education, computer programming is often treated just to experience it. On the other hand, in specialized education, it is taught more systematically so as to acquire skills for specialists. But such courses are given only to restricted enrolled learners. Elective programming courses in general education have characteristics between these two, and provide important learning opportunities for non-major students to acquire programming skill. This talk introduces issues in course design such as course objectives, contents, learning material considering self-study and mistakes made by novices and activities for formative assessment and flipped classroom.  Findings through practices of the course is also discussed.  (The talk will be given in Japanese.)
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