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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium reports research from several studies that use a web-based editing and annotation tool, the RUanalytic, to create multimedia narratives by accessing videos from a major collection stored on an institutional repository. The collection is a product of several federally funded longitudinal studies on the development of mathematical ideas and ways of reasoning by following cohorts of students in school settings. Videos and related metadata on students’ mathematical learning from this corpus of research are accessible on a public portal (the VMC) and in the tool’s workspace through user accounts. Presentations in this session will show how researchers made creative use of the RUanalytic tool to repurpose videos in this collection for a diverse set of their own studies.
Creating and Using VMCAnalytics for Preservice Teachers' Studying of Argumentation - Cheryl K. Van Ness, Rutgers University
Professional Vision and Preservice Teachers: Learning to "Notice" Through Creating Multimedia Artifacts - Cindy E. Hmelo-Silver, Indiana University; Andrea Sarah Gomoll, Indiana University - Bloomington
Teachers Support Students' Construction of Mathematical Understanding and Development of Academic Language - Louise C. Wilkinson, Syracuse University
Applying Child Development Theories to Classroom Videos: Preservice Teachers Construct Multimedia Narratives - Marjory F. Palius, Rutgers University - New Brunswick/Piscataway
Multimedia Narratives as Windows Into Teachers' Perspectives on Pedagogy - Robert Sigley, Rutgers University - New Brunswick/Piscataway