Student Chomps
To prepare for our upcoming exam on gases, students worked in groups to make instructional videos using screenchomp. Below are the steps I used to facilitate the process:
Step 1: Each group designed and solved one problem on a blank sheet of paper. I did not allow the use of any materials, textbooks, etc.
Step 2: Groups recorded their solution using screenchomp according to the below rules:
- Question is only spoken
- Solution is spoken and written
- Multiple colors are used
- Each member must be heard or seen (handwriting)
**Step 3:**Groups shared link with google form on class website. Spreadsheet that collects links was embedded on website using iFrame gadget. Click here to watch chomps.
Step 4: Students watched chomps for homework (the flip). Quiz questions the following day were be randomly chosen from the chomps.
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