ABSTRACT
We investigated the feasibility of crowdsourcing full- fledged tutorial videos from ordinary people on the Web on how to solve math problems related to logarithms. This kind of approach (a form of learnersourcing [9, 11]) to efficiently collecting tutorial videos and other learning resources could be useful for realizing personalized learning-at-scale, whereby students receive specific learning resources -- drawn from a large and diverse set -- that are tailored to their individual and time-varying needs. Results of our study, in which we collected 399 videos from 66 unique "teachers" on Mechanical Turk, suggest that (1) approximately 100 videos -- over 80% of which are mathematically fully correct -- can be crowdsourced per week for $5/video; (2) the average learning gains (posttest minus pretest score) associated with watching the videos was stat. sig. higher than for a control video (0.105 versus 0.045); and (3) the average learning gains (0.1416) from watching the best tested crowdsourced videos was comparable to the learning gains (0.1506) from watching a popular Khan Academy video on logarithms.
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- A Crowdsourcing Approach to Collecting Tutorial Videos -- Toward Personalized Learning-at-Scale
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