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The French Connection:Wine, vine and video
Deborah Arnold, Department manager
AIDE-numérique - PSUIN, université de Bourgogne@DebJArnold
Media and Learning 2014
The context
Diploma in Wine, Culture and Wine Tourism
Launched November 2013
Challenges (pedagogy, organisation, media, IPR,..)
14 teachers / 20 modules
Pilot course : 9 students!
The course: content
Wine and vine
Wine and culture
Economics of wine
Wine tourism
The course
Blended: F2F for wine tasting and site visits
Individual work
Collaborative work: wine tourism project
Moodle + lots of off-platform communication
The course : Media mixMedia
TextAudioAudio with transc.RichmediaVideo
Selection of video modules
Techniques:• Vine pruning
• Reading vineyard landscapesWine tourism:• Interviews with Crémant producers• Visiting a wine cellar
Learner feedback• Variety of media appreciated – Retention– Fit for purpose– Insights for improvements
But… • Limited to 9 participants
Audio vs video
1 = not very useful 5 = very useful
Rich media vs slides + occasional audio
Online text + downloadable text
Lessons learnt
• Rewriting necessary
Limits of transcription to text
Lecture capture largely unsuitable
• Site visits (being there without being there)• Precise gestures (replay time and time again)
Added value of video for :
• Listening offline (podcast)• Explaining diagrams (screencast / slideshow)
Added value of audio for :
What next?
New improved diploma
16 students (2014-2015)
MOOC : Open Wine University
on EMMA platform
Thank youDeborah ArnoldDepartment manager, AIDE-numériqueCentre for Information Systems and Digital PracticeVice-President International Relations, ANSTIA
[email protected]@DebJArnold
EMMA platform: http://platform.europeanmoocs.eu/