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Student-Selected Videos Together with Scaffolding Questions Improves Learning in a Physics Course
Students increasingly rely on online video for help with class material. Here we ask if this form of self-directed learning can be leveraged to improve learning outcomes of regular classroom instruction. Specifically, we test whether encouraging students to find relevant instructional videos online,
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