This video (7 min 38 sec) is part of the FAU Good practice series in which lecturers present innovative course concepts and their implementation. Dr Piet van der Keylen from the Institute of General Medicine at Erlangen University Hospital uses the flipped classroom concept in his elective subject “Smart decisions in everyday clinical practice”. Students learn with a learning module in which the material is presented in writing and in learning videos. The learning videos are re-recorded every two semesters to keep them up to date. Exercises are also provided, which are completed either independently or in small groups with the help of student tutors.
The format is very popular with students. Students particularly like being able to work on the material digitally at a time of their choosing and at any time. The contact with the tutors is also positively emphasised. However, compared to a traditional lecture, the teaching format sometimes requires more time from the students.
Table of contents:
Introduction
What aspects have you implemented digitally?
How did you support the students?
How was the proof of achievement provided?
How was the format received by the students?
What conclusions do you draw?
German spoken, subtitles in English available.
Duration: 7 min 38 sec
