Storyboarding for knowledge clips
This course takes place in Dutch.
Knowledge clips are being used more and more in higher education. These short informative videos can be used to offer knowledge concepts to students independent of time and place. But how do you make a good knowledge clip? And how do you ensure that your knowledge clips are perceived by students as effective and motivating? After studying this module you will start making a storyboard for your knowledge clip.
At this moment no course is scheduled, are you interested in this course, let us know!
Good to know
| Target audience | Teachers who would like to work with knowledge clips in their education, and have a concrete subject for their first knowledge clip | |
| Prior knowledge | No specific prior knowledge required | |
| Required time investment | 3 sessions of 2 hours | |
| Trainer | Sjoukje Kerman (TLC Central)
Fleur Braunsdorf (Audio Visual Centre – AVC) |
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| Group composition | Maximum of 6 participants | |
| Dates | This course will be taught in Dutch, if that stops you from following this course, please e-mail to TLC.
You can enroll via the button up to 2 weeks before the course, after that by e-mail (tlc@uva.nl). |
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| Costs | The course is funded from central funds, but signing up is not optional. If you sign up, we assume you will participate. |
Course details
The course consists of 3 parts. First, the Kickoff-meeting where you meet your colleagues and the coach. Secondly, you will independently study the module in Canvas. After self-study you will meet again as a group in the round-up meeting to reflect on each other’s storyboard and there will be room to ask questions to the teacher.
At the end of the course, you will know the basic principles of cognitive load and motivation in informative video material. You will be able to develop a storyboard for a knowledge clip and refine this storyboard. The course provides the basis for recording your own knowledge clip, possibly supported by AVC. You can use the clip immediately in your own education.