VIDEO: The evolution of a lecture

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Next Up video series: The Evolution of a Lecture. A University of Cincinnati student sits in a lecture hall.

Welcome to NextUP, a monthly video series highlighting innovative approaches to research and education at the University of Cincinnati.

NextUP: Brian Kinkle

Professor Brian Kinkle (Biology) breaks down how a classroom setup and learning style impacts student preparation and success. Professor Kinkle believes in a student-centric approach to active learning, and discusses how the college lecture has evolved to meet the learning needs of this generation of students.

Ever wonder how everyday technology works? Your phone? Gaming systems? Search? The University of Cincinnati now offers a brand new, unique course designed for students of any major, not just engineering or computer science. This highly engaging, interactive course will give you a greater understanding of how the technology you use every day works.

VIDEO: Robotic Pets: Will your dog save your life?

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We’ve all heard the phrase, "dogs are a human’s best friend." For some people, especially aging populations, taking care of a pet isn’t possible. That is where robotic pets come in. But what if robotic pets could do more than provide companionship?

What my schedule is like as a UC nursing student

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UC College of Nursing's Katherine Zhong, '23, shares a typical week as a third-year student.

Beyond the Classroom: Q&A with IBM UX design co-op Liz Tremblay

Education in Action

Meet Liz Tremblay, a computer science major in UC's College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Liz has worked in software engineering at retail data science, insights and media company 84.51, and is now a user-experience (UX) design co-op at IBM in Chicago.

VIDEO: The evolution of a lecture

NextUP: Brian Kinkle