This article deals with the problem of low participation of students as well as their poor understanding in the course of “Engine Principle”. In this paper, the current situation and characteristics of the curriculum are analyzed. With the advantages of MOOC, the authors tend to explore blended learning model, which is composed of online knowledge obtaining and offline flipped class. The design and practice of the model is implemented in three aspects: teaching contents, class organization and assessment. We recorded teaching videos and related course materials based on knowledge points and uploaded them to the Mooc platform. Tests run through the whole training process in each stage in order to evaluate the effect of blended learning mode. This blended learning model has balanced traditional teaching and modern teaching advantage. Furthermore, the ability of students to put what they have learned into practice and the ability to innovate has been promoted. With the blended learning mode based on MOOC, it is a better way to solve the problems of low participation and poor understanding and application ability of students in the current teaching.
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DOI | 10.11648/j.sjedu.20200803.13 |
Page(s) | 82-86 |
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Engine Principle, MOOC, Blended Learning Model
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