The DIVE Model: Designing Interactive Videos for Experimental Science Learning Online

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Main Author: OUSSAMA, ELRHOUAT
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Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2026
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contents <p>The shift to online learning has presented a formidable challenge for experimental science education, especially the quality of lab-based instruction. Standard videos place students in a passive role and weaken inquiry and hands-on reasoning. This article studies interactive videos as a way to support active experimental learning online. Interactive elements include short tasks, clickable notes, and instant feedback during viewing.<br>The study draws on Cognitive Load Theory, Dual Coding Theory, and Constructivism.<br>• It introduces the DIVE Model (Designing Interactive Videos for Experimentation).<br>• The model follows six clear phases for design, production, and classroom use.<br>• It turns video viewing into a guided exploration that reflects real scientific practice.<br>• The DIVE Model supports strong experimental learning in online settings at scale.</p>
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spellingShingle The DIVE Model: Designing Interactive Videos for Experimental Science Learning Online
OUSSAMA, ELRHOUAT
Distance Education
Interactive Digital Video
Video-Based Learning
Instructional Design
E-Learning Systems
Active Engagement
Science Education
<p>The shift to online learning has presented a formidable challenge for experimental science education, especially the quality of lab-based instruction. Standard videos place students in a passive role and weaken inquiry and hands-on reasoning. This article studies interactive videos as a way to support active experimental learning online. Interactive elements include short tasks, clickable notes, and instant feedback during viewing.<br>The study draws on Cognitive Load Theory, Dual Coding Theory, and Constructivism.<br>• It introduces the DIVE Model (Designing Interactive Videos for Experimentation).<br>• The model follows six clear phases for design, production, and classroom use.<br>• It turns video viewing into a guided exploration that reflects real scientific practice.<br>• The DIVE Model supports strong experimental learning in online settings at scale.</p>
title The DIVE Model: Designing Interactive Videos for Experimental Science Learning Online
topic Distance Education
Interactive Digital Video
Video-Based Learning
Instructional Design
E-Learning Systems
Active Engagement
Science Education
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18477242