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1. oxfordtefl.com › blog › 7-reasons-why-you-should-be7 Reasons why you should be making videos with your students ...

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   Sep 23, 2020 · Why make videos? There are lots of good reasons why we should be encouraging students to create videos. Here are my top 7 reasons: Increasingly video is becoming a mainstream means of communication. As remote working becomes increasingly common, the ability to communicate confidently using video based platforms will be an important aspect of ...

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3. givingcompass.org › article › the-importance-ofThe Importance of Videos for Teaching and Learning

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   • Engagement: Studies have shown that video learning has positive outcomes on multiple levels, including increased motivation and deeper learning, and can specifically impact students’ ability to facilitate discussions and identify problems.
   • Effectiveness: Video learning is effective on both sides of the classroom; educators can use it to create time and space for active learning. Once a video is created, it can be reused and updated as needed, leaving more time in the classroom for live discussions and engagement with students.
   • Authenticity: Video engages both the student and educator in a one-on-one relationship without ever being in the same room.A compelling 2016 study by the Online Learning Consortium found that video helped educators build and foster authentic relationships with students.
   • Inspired Thinking:Visual cues combined with audio play a huge role in the comprehension and retention of new material. Forrester Research analyst James McQuivey claims one minute of video equals approximately 1.8 million written words.

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5. blog.adobe.com › en › publishVideos as teaching tools: an educator’s guide | Adobe Video

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   • Creating video content for students. The video content you create and feature in your courses will largely depend on the grade you’re teaching, as well as the type of classroom you have.
   • Synchronous vs. asynchronous videos. Synchronous videos are two-way communications with no delay. For example, a zoom conference would be a synchronous video, because both the teacher and the students can respond to information in real time.
   • Video creation tools and applications. Recording video is the first step in creating a video for your class. It’s relatively easy and inexpensive and there are several tools available that work for bothsynchronous and asynchronous video creation.
   • Video editing software. Once you have created a video, you’ll want to edit and upload it. Editing a video can mean many things — cutting out mistakes, resizing your video for different platforms, and even adding closed-captioning, as well as inserting things like transitions and other effects.

6. www.edutopia.org › article › using-video-contentUsing Videos in the Classroom to Amplify Learning - Edutopia

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   Mar 18, 2019 · We know that students learn best when they take in information via multiple modalities—through reading, drawing, listening to the teacher’s oral explanations, and viewing visual media. We also know, from much research, that using visuals is key for those acquiring a new language.

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7. learningtoday.net › benefits-of-using-videos-in5 Major Benefits of Using Videos in Education - Learning Today

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   May 6, 2024 · Research has consistently shown that video-based learning improves student engagement and comprehension as a representation of ideas, making abstract or challenging topics more concrete and accessible.

8. askatechteacher.com › 8-reasons-why-students8 Reasons Why Students Should Create Videos and 15 Webtools ...

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   Here are eight reasons why students should always be offered the option of using flexible learning paths such as videos to leverage their ideas: Practice writing skills. To tape a video, students must first prepare a storyboard that follows class writing conventions.

9. teach4theheart.com › the-importance-of-video-forThe Importance of Video for Teaching and Learning

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   It's the ideal way to help you reach students who might otherwise be hard to reach and make your lessons more engaging. It can also be a good fit for both the classroom and distance learning. Let's examine why video is so helpful and how you can incorporate it into your lessons.