Research Shorts are animated videos summarizing research findings. Research Shorts examine issues relevant to educational technology, online learning, networked scholarship, learning sciences, and student/faculty experiences with technology and education. These video summaries are created by Dr. George Veletsianos and his research assistants and colleagues. The channel typically draws from Dr. Veletsianos' research, which is available at www.veletsianos.com/publications/ but oftentimes shares the research of others.
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1. Do not run away 2. Keep moving (don't get stuck with one point, try to understand all the details, why and how) 3. Step back (don't jump into action, try to get a better understanding and make the best decision) 4. Focus on the key point (don't get trapped into an action-reaction cycle) 5. Celebrate success (it helps to create a positive confirmation of yhus type of behavior, which is beneficial for the future).
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Very good short video that's packed with insights and goals for a more engaging online environment. Have been seeing many articles and videos with this goal, but this one is an excellent summary of what colleges are striving to achieve in an online world, especially now.
