The Learning Glass is an innovative, easy-to-use technology that reinvents recorded lectures and engages students. You are able to maintain face to face contact with students watching instead of turning your back to the student.
How it Works
As the instructor, you stand behind the Learning Glass and present your lecture looking in the direction of the camera while writing on the Learning Glass, as you normally would from left to right. The overall image is then inverted during the recording process so your students watching the video are seeing the written documentation and the text from left to right as you presented. Watch segments of instructor videos below to get an idea how you can use it for your flipped class lectures.
Professor Saturnino Garcia
Professor Elisabeth Walcott
Professor Priya Kannan
Professor Dirk Yandell
The Learning Glass Advantage
When a dry-erase board is paired with dry-erase markers the end result on video cameras may be a lack of clarity and contrast. The Learning Glass solves this problem with a transparent whiteboard paired with high contrast markers that get recorded into a one-button recording system.
- The Learning Glass allows for a more engaged, natural, relaxed, and interactive viewing experience.
- You are recorded facing the camera allowing for natural eye contact with students while gesturing and pointing to what you write on the glass.
- You can use the system without having to setup your own camera or whiteboard. All you have to do is turn the system on and hit the record button.
Reserve
Book the Learning Glass Station at the Faculty Teaching Studio.