A Multimodal Framework for Automated Teaching Quality Assessment of One-to-many Online Instruction Videos
In the post-pandemic era, online courses have been adopted universally. Manually assessing online course teaching quality requires significant time and professional pedagogy experience. To address this problem, we design an evaluation protocol and propose a multimodal machine learning framework1 for automated teaching quality assessment of one-to-many online instruction videos. Our framework evaluates online teaching quality from five aspects, namely Clarity, Classroom interaction, Technical management of online teaching, Empathy, and Time management. Our method includes mid-level behavior feature extraction, high-level interpretable feature extraction, and supervised learning prediction. Our automated multimodal teaching quality assessment system achieves comparable performance to human annotators on our one-to-many online instruction videos. For binary classification, the best average accuracy of five aspects is 0.898. For regression, the best average means square error is 0.527 on a 0-10 scale.
