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Create an e-lecture that is less than 3 minutes long. Keep the following steps in mind when creating your presentation.
Guidelines for creating an e-lecture
- Lectures should be ≤ 20 minutes in length.
- A lecture should not simply be voice over a slide presentation (e.g. use an electronic white pen to enhance the lecture).
- Remember to maintain your enthusiasm; this is sometimes difficult without an audience.
- Keep in mind that your e-lecture should prepare students for active engagement in the classroom and not be viewed as a comprehensive treatment of the material.
Goldberg e-lecture structure from Office of Online Education on Vimeo
About the Author
Harry Goldberg, PhD
Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Director, Office of Academic Computing
Assistant Dean
Member of the IEE Managing Board
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine