Using student learning and development outcomes to evaluate a first-year undergraduate group video project |
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| Authors: | Jensen Murray Mattheis Allison Johnson Brady |
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| Institution: | Department of Postsecondary Teaching and Learning, College of Education and Human Development, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 55455, USA. msjensen@umn.edu |
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| Abstract: | Students in an interdisciplinary undergraduate introductory course were required to complete a group video project focused on nutrition and healthy eating. A mixed-methods approach to data collection involved observing and rating video footage of group work sessions and individual and focus group interviews. These data were analyzed and used to evaluate the effectiveness of the assignment in light of two student learning outcomes and two student development outcomes at the University of Minnesota. Positive results support the continued inclusion of the project within the course, and recommend the assignment to other programs as a viable means of promoting both content learning and affective behavioral objectives. |
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