Addressing the Challenges in Engineering Classes: Harnessing Active Learning in a Robotics Course
Samuel Sau Kin Chan, Jie Geng, Morris Siu–Yung Jong, Darwin Lau
- Year
- 2018
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
Teaching Engineering, particularly fundamental courses and concepts, in higher education is always a challenge. Uninteresting lectures, static slides, abstract and mathematical concepts make engineering classes unattractive. This study presents a new active "hands-on lecture" lecturing approach to teaching robotics. The design-based research on the curriculum design has been conducted, and the active hands-on learning activities have been introduced. The development and class implementation of a real robot arm with course tailor-made tablet application is shown. The engagement of students in the learning process has been investigated.
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