According to the latest annual report from Kaltura entitled “The State of Video in Education 2022”, almost 75% of staff surveyed say that “video engages their students more than test-based content and that students are more likely to interact with course materials when video is used”. This report is based a survey involving almost 700 respondants from educational institutions around the globe, download the report from the Kaltura site here.
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