#Record lectures for students software

#Record lectures for students software

In my own lectures, I tend to use a piece of online software called Vevox to challenge the students during lectures and to enable the students to receive feedback as they are progressing through the lecture content. This was, of course, not a bad thing and there were some really interesting lecturers who taught psychology, but since then, as technology has advanced, so has the increased use of technology in higher education.Īs I am currently a teaching associate in Psychology, one of the aims of my role is to deliver lectures and smaller practical workshops to a diverse cohort of undergraduate students.

When I attended lectures to study towards a BSc in Psychology back in 2008, students simply turned up to the lecture and if we were lucky, we had the opportunity to print off the slides before the lecture. One of the things I have noticed since the days of my own lecture attendance is that of an increased use of technology within higher education. I believe that attending a diverse range of classes has helped to shape my own teaching today and has helped me to try and make my teaching more interesting. Since then I have completed a master’s degree which contained only a small number of fellow students, and I have also had the opportunity to attend many large public lectures as part of my PhD.