This recently published white paper draws together the experiences of teaching staff in public higher education institutions in France and Switzerland on using digital and video tools to engage with students. Key takeaways from the paper include a smart appraisal of several preconceived ideas about the use of video in teaching as well as tips on making the most of the various opportunities provided by effective use of educational video. This white paper draws not only on feedback from UbiCast’s own customers but also relevant research carried out by others.
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