Kaohsiung Medical University Bilingual Teaching Program

Achievement Report

for 114 Academic Year

Unit:College of Medicine

Name of activity

2026 EMI Digital Course Lecture

【From Input to Output: Using PrePostClass and Podcasting in EMI

 Classrooms】

Date :

2026.04.27

Time :

12:00-13:00

Place :

4F, International Academic Research Building (IR459 & IR458)

Target :

All Faculty Members of the College of Medicine

Number of participants :

15

1.      Activity focus and purpose:

This talk presents practical approaches to shifting EMI teaching from passive reception to active learning through digital tools. It introduces PrePostClass as a simple yet powerful scaffold to makes students’ understanding visible before and after class, enabling more targeted and responsive instruction. It also demonstrates how podcasting can be used to engage students in explaining ideas, organizing knowledge, and expressing perspectives in English. Through concrete examples and ready-to-use strategies, this session aims to support instructors in creating EMI courses that are more interactive, responsive, and learning-driven.

2.      Quality indicators of activities

Items

Average Satisfaction (5.0 points = 100%)

1. Is the time of this Introduction convenient for you?

4.86  (97.14%)

2. How do you like the lecture?

4.93  (98.57%)

3. Does this introduction help you improve your learning skills?

4.79  (95.71%)

4. Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied were you with these sessions?

4.86  (97.14%)

Overall Satisfaction

4.86  (97.14%)

Please share your comments or suggestions with us to improve our future workshops

1.          I learned a great deal from this workshop. It was my first time attending a lecture on this topic.

2.          Thank you, Prof. Kuo, for introducing how PrePostClass and podcasts can be integrated into EMI classrooms.

3.          Very useful AI tools for EMI teaching!!

4.          PrePostClass can be used for pre- and post-assessments; however, one limitation is that data must be entered manually, and AI support is not currently available.

5.          The content was rich and informative. Thanks!

6.          The teaching tools introduced are convenient and user-friendly.

3.      Activity Highlights

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Opening Introduction

Sharing Session by Prof. Chen-Hsiu Kuo

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Sharing Session by Prof. Chen-Hsiu Kuo

Sharing Session by Prof. Chen-Hsiu Kuo

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Q&A and Discussion with

Participating Faculty Members

Presentation of Certificate of Appreciation

and Gifts

     

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