How to use Panopto to simulate real-life problems

Challenge: enabling students to apply theory to practice

Activity overview:

This activity uses Panopto to simulate a real-life scenarios in order to support the students with applying theory in a real-world application

Practice

ABC – Discussion Type Activity
This activity relates to the ABC activity type of practice. Learning through practice enables the learner to adapt their actions to the task and apply theory to a practical situation. They can then use feedback to improve their next action.

Activity in practice:

Academic: David Rugara

School: Lincoln International Business School

David Rugara developed scanrios where students could play the role of a buisness manager. Several problems were presented to the students, they were then able to use their role-play to find solutions together. Individual feedback was able to be given as all of the scenarios were recorded.

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Benefits of activity:

  • Enables students to apply theoretical learning to practical situations
  • Students are able to rewatch their performance and analyse for improvements
  • Staff can give individual and direct feedback 

Instructions & Related Resources

Below you will find some instructions relating to the activity mentioned above to enable you to adapt this activity for your subject area. This is split into three sections for your convienience: Preparing the activity, running the activity and related resources. Feel free to let the digital education team know how you have adapted this activity.

Recommended tools

Image text: See below to find more instructions on preparing & running this activity. Tools used: Panopto, Blackboard, Adobe Spark
Preparing the Activity
  1. Develop a scenario for role-playing/simulation which is relevant to students and their topic or course ofcus. This is an activity that needs to be designed and planned well in advance.
  2. Identify additional actors who could play support roles in the session (if necessary)
  3. Book a physical space adequate for the role-play/scenario activity. Please note this can be replicated online using webinar tools such as collaborate ultra/MS teams.
  4. Familiarise yourself with the Panopto
  5. Brief your students fully on what to expect and what is expected of them. This includes dates and times and any invitations that may need to be sent out.
Running the Activity

Below is one example of how this activity can be used with students.

  1. Run the scenario with the students
  2. Invite students to access their own performance recording, along with individual feedback from the teacher
Related Resources

Helpsheet | Functionality and Sharing Content in Collaborate Ultra | Doc | PDF

Helpsheet | Joining a Collaborate Ultra Room | Doc | PDF

Staff Helpsheet | Making Collaborate Ultra Available on a Module Site | Doc | PDF

Staff Helpsheet | Recording a Collaborate Ultra Session | Doc | PDF