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Making problem-solving videos may improve undergraduates' performance on similar problems
This study uses the lenses of digital task design and deep active learning to explore the impact of making and peer-reviewing mathematical videos on the problem-solving performance of undergraduate students. In a large first-year course for non-mathematics majors, students were given the task of rec
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