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ID 23139
  Title Educational Research in Action. Video capture on student-owned mobile devices to facilitate psychomotor skills acquisition: A feasibility study
URL http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3791909/
Journal J Chiropr Educ. 2013 Fall;27(2):158-162
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Objective: We evaluated the feasibility of using mobile device technology to allow students to record their own psychomotor skills so that these recordings can be used for self-reflection and formative evaluation.
 
Methods: Students were given the choice of using DVD recorders, zip drive video capture equipment, or their personal mobile phone, device, or digital camera to record specific psychomotor skills. During the last week of the term, they were asked to complete a 9-question survey regarding their recording experience, including details of mobile phone ownership, technology preferences, technical difficulties, and satisfaction with the recording experience and video critique process.
 
Results: Of those completing the survey, 83% currently owned a mobile phone with video capability. Of the mobile phone owners 62% reported having email capability on their phone and that they could transfer their video recording successfully to their computer, making it available for upload to the learning management system. Viewing the video recording of the psychomotor skill was valuable to 88% of respondents.
 
Conclusions: Our results suggest that mobile phones are a viable technology to use for the video capture and critique of psychomotor skills, as most students own this technology and their satisfaction with this method is high.
 
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