Michael Gänsluckner’s scientific contributions

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Fig. 2 Overview about the main elements of the MOOC 
Fig. 3 Experience of the blended learning course participants 
Fig. 4 Experience of the blended learning course participants 
360 DEGREE VIDEOS WITHIN A CLIMBING MOOC
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October 2017

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Michael Gänsluckner

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Isidor Kamrat

In this research study a course, combining both computer-supported and face-to-face teaching using the concept of blended learning, has been designed. It is a beginners climbing course called "Klettern mit 360° Videos" (climbing with 360° videos) and the online part has been implemented as a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC). This research study presents the background of the course, the course concept, the course itself and the results of the evaluation. To measure the difference between the pure online participants and the blended learning participants the MOOC has been evaluated independently from the blended learning course. It should be mentioned that all participants (whether pure online or both) evaluated the course in a positive manner. The use of technology enhanced learning realized by the concept of blended learning proved to be a well-suited method for this course setting. Furthermore, many advantages of computer based learning, blended learning and 360°-videos have been reported by the participants.

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... 360°video has been used in different domains to provide a means for practitioners to immerse in an extended reality of their practice environments. This has led to new forms of video-based, reflective practices to improve teaching (Roche et al., 2021a;Theelen et al., 2019), to enhance situation awareness in firefighters (Sarkar et al., 2022), to learn safety procedures in climbing (Gänsluckner et al., 2017), and to reduce fear of water and aquaphobia (Roche et al., 2022) and has recently extended into teaching motor skills in sport (Paraskevaidis & Fokides, 2020). The potential benefits shown to exist in other domains, such as improved classroom noticing skills in teachers (Kosko et al., 2021), suggest that 360°video has the potential to improve sport official decision making by enhancing their attention to key perceptual information, as one example. ...

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Using Mobile 360° Video as a Tool for Enhancing Sport Referee Performance: A Case Study
360 DEGREE VIDEOS WITHIN A CLIMBING MOOC