- Storyline- If students have a storyline to follow, they may be more apt to paying attention to the video and see how it progresses.
- Relate- If a video is chosen that students can relate to in some form, they may be able to take away the lesson from the video.
- Creativity- If the assignment is to create a video based on a topic taught in class, the student will walk away knowing more about the topic beacuse they had to do more research.
- Illustrate Examples- Shows examples that would help visual learners remember the information better than lecturing about the information.
- Common Base of Knowledge- If all of the students have a base learning on one topic, in general, then they are at the same understanding as their peers.
- Teach Effectively- Teachers can teach their topic more effectively because it is an alternative way to teaching the topic and presents the information in a new way.
- Active Class Discussion- Students are more likely to participate in class discussion if they feel like they have a voice about the topic being taught.
- Lesson Objectives- Videos can be connected to lesson objectives to help the students learn the topic better.
- Keep it Simple- Videos that are too complex may not keep the students attention and they may not care to learn.
- Short Clips- Can be used to introduce a topic, for example an English teacher can use the Schoolhouse Rock video on "Subjects and Predicates" as an intro to the lesson on subject and predicates.
Monday, July 16, 2012
10 Best Reasons to Have Videos in the Classroom
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