YES! SOME OF US ARE TAKING HOUR TRANSCRIBING LECTURES, ESPECIALLY FOR ANATOMY. THE MOST EFFICIENT WAY WOULD BE TO SEND OUT ALL THE MP3 LECTURES TO A PROFESSIONAL TRANSCRIPTION COMPANY.
more than just a transcription for anatomy, how about pictures marking the things that the prof points out in lecture? its hard to catch everything that he/she points to, plus you can't just listen to it on the mp3 since they'll just say "what is THIS?" and obviously there's no video...
Video should absolutely be available. The SUNY schools have it - even for their undergrad! People not showing up to class is a totally separate issue - If the video recordings are going to be useful to the students to review the material then there's no reason why we shouldn't have it- especially in a field that's so visually driven.
Anyway, getting lectures on video is already in the works for next year. Ask Dr. Eisenberg.
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YES! SOME OF US ARE TAKING HOUR TRANSCRIBING LECTURES, ESPECIALLY FOR ANATOMY. THE MOST EFFICIENT WAY WOULD BE TO SEND OUT ALL THE MP3 LECTURES TO A PROFESSIONAL TRANSCRIPTION COMPANY.
more than just a transcription for anatomy, how about pictures marking the things that the prof points out in lecture? its hard to catch everything that he/she points to, plus you can't just listen to it on the mp3 since they'll just say "what is THIS?" and obviously there's no video...
How about a VIDEO recording of the lectures?
YES!!! Video's would be good, too!
I don't think they will allow video. No one would show up to lecture!
Video should absolutely be available. The SUNY schools have it - even for their undergrad!
People not showing up to class is a totally separate issue - If the video recordings are going to be useful to the students to review the material then there's no reason why we shouldn't have it- especially in a field that's so visually driven.
Anyway, getting lectures on video is already in the works for next year. Ask Dr. Eisenberg.
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