Fully agree: movies are better than arid, static text. However, plain movies could lead to passive learning. I would encourage to give special importance on maintaining an active role from part of the student, whenever possible. Interactive animations ( Proteopedia style) help in focusing students attention.
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Fully agree: movies are better than arid, static text. However, plain movies could lead to passive learning. I would encourage to give special importance on maintaining an active role from part of the student, whenever possible. Interactive animations ( Proteopedia style) help in focusing students attention.