CONTEMPORARY EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
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Effects of Different Video Modalities on Writing Achievement in Flipped English Classes

Duygu Umutlu 1 * , Yavuz Akpinar 1

CONT ED TECHNOLOGY, Volume 12, Issue 2, Article No: ep270

https://doi.org/10.30935/cedtech/7993

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Abstract

This study investigated different modalities of videos in a flipped classroom for English writing classes in an intensive English program at a state university in Turkey. This quasi-experimental study was conducted with six experimental groups (n= 109) and one control group (n = 18). The dataset included the participants’ scores of an essay pretest and two posttests, namely, recall and essay posttests. The data analysis showed that the experimental group viewing the video lecture which includes simultaneous presentation of animation and on-screen text followed by a narration in a user-paced environment outperformed the control group on the recall posttest. The groups studying the video lecture including animation with simultaneous narration and sequential on-screen text in a whole presentation and in a part-by-part presentation outperformed the control group on the essay writing posttest. In the whole presentation, participants studied all the parts of a video in a system-paced design and answered the related questions whereas participants studied each part of a video and answered the related questions in a part-by-part presentation. The paper provides a discussion and a set of recommendations on how to design flipped classrooms.

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