We, the first and second year medical students of the University of Illinois at Chicago, respectfully request our esteemed professors and administrators universally make available recordings of lectures to UIC-COM students.
As college of medicine students, we are responsible and accomplished adults who wish to become exceptional physicians. We believe what our professors have to say is of vital importance in this endeavor. We can learn from them more effectively if we have access to a recording of their lectures. In instances when we are unable to attend class due to emergencies, family commitments, or other circumstances and at times when the pace of a course or a distraction prevents us from gleaning important details, we would benefit from having a recording of our lectures. We understand and are sympathetic to the concern among some faculty that these recordings could be misused. Safeguards can and should be utilized and perpetrators punished. However, we believe our college comprises honest and decent students who wish to use this resource in good faith to further the goal shared by the entire college of medicine community: to produce outstanding physicians. Since no infringement of copyright exists (see Section 110 of the U.S. Copyright Act), we respectfully ask the administration, department heads, and professors to give full support to this project and thereby grant us the opportunity to improve our learning.
I really never thought this would gain this much steam but here we are and it is honestly wild to see so many of you feeling the exact same way about these recordings. It reminds me why I started this because everyone just wants a fair shot at learning and honestly the energy is just so encouraging right now.
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David Wheeler
18 years ago
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Sometimes the audio in the lecture hall is terrible and I miss half the points. Recordings would fix this.
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Brian Hunt
18 years ago
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Totally agree. It makes no sense to deny us the resources we need to actually pass these exams.
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Mike Wallace
18 years ago
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Seriously, every other school does this. why are we fighting over basic technology in 2018??
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Emily Lowe
18 years ago
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Just let us have the recordings please. It would save so much stress during finals week.
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Jessica McKenzie
18 years ago
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The professors need to get with the times. We are trying to learn here not play games.
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Sarah Snyder
18 years ago
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Med school is hard enough as it is. Having recordings would be a huge help for reviewing complex topics.
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We, the first and second year medical students of the University of Illinois at Chicago, respectfully request our esteemed professors and administrators universally make available recordings of lectures to UIC-COM students.
As college of medicine students, we are responsible and accomplished adults who wish to become exceptional physicians. We believe what our professors have to say is of vital importance in this endeavor. We can learn from them more effectively if we have access to a recording of their lectures. In instances when we are unable to attend class due to emergencies, family commitments, or other circumstances and at times when the pace of a course or a distraction prevents us from gleaning important details, we would benefit from having a recording of our lectures. We understand and are sympathetic to the concern among some faculty that these recordings could be misused. Safeguards can and should be utilized and perpetrators punished. However, we believe our college comprises honest and decent students who wish to use this resource in good faith to further the goal shared by the entire college of medicine community: to produce outstanding physicians. Since no infringement of copyright exists (see Section 110 of the U.S. Copyright Act), we respectfully ask the administration, department heads, and professors to give full support to this project and thereby grant us the opportunity to improve our learning.
I really never thought this would gain this much steam but here we are and it is honestly wild to see so many of you feeling the exact same way about these recordings. It reminds me why I started this because everyone just wants a fair shot at learning and honestly the energy is just so encouraging right now.
6 Comments
D
David Wheeler
18 years ago
Featured
Sometimes the audio in the lecture hall is terrible and I miss half the points. Recordings would fix this.
B
Brian Hunt
18 years ago
Featured
Totally agree. It makes no sense to deny us the resources we need to actually pass these exams.
M
Mike Wallace
18 years ago
Featured
Seriously, every other school does this. why are we fighting over basic technology in 2018??
E
Emily Lowe
18 years ago
Featured
Just let us have the recordings please. It would save so much stress during finals week.
J
Jessica McKenzie
18 years ago
Featured
The professors need to get with the times. We are trying to learn here not play games.
S
Sarah Snyder
18 years ago
Featured
Med school is hard enough as it is. Having recordings would be a huge help for reviewing complex topics.
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Sometimes the audio in the lecture hall is terrible and I miss half the points. Recordings would fix this.