Videotapes on Teaching Office of Human Resources Videotapes on Teaching Videotapes can be useful in workshops, pedagogy classes and faculty or TA orientations. The Center for Teaching and Learning Services owns a collection of tapes and also underwrites the cost of U Film and Video rental when the tapes are to be used for the above mentioned purposes. The first list is of tapes owned by our program, which we would be happy to lend you. These tapes may also be viewed in the Teaching Resource Library that is housed in our office. Two scenarios illustrate collaborative learning techniques used in science courses.
Scenarios explore active learning in three humanities courses.
It includes interviews with the instructors about their philosophies of teaching, goals for their students, and their strategies for structuring the critiques sessions. It also includes interviews with students about their reactions to the critique sessions. Although most applicable to studio arts and design classes, the strategies and philosophies expressed and modeled in this tape could be applied to classroom critiques in the performing arts or composition classes as well. Discusses and models ways of creating an environment of trust. Directed to instructors of studio arts classes, but applicable to all teaching situations which have student creativity as a course goal.