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Quality videotapes with the help of a computer.
1Ozarka Vocational Technical School, Melbourne, AR 72556.
Computers in Nursing
|May 1, 1991
Summary
Videotapes are increasingly used for education. This article details methods, equipment, and tips for creating high-quality, teacher-made educational videotapes to enhance learning programs.
Area of Science:
- Educational Technology
- Instructional Media
Background:
- Videocassette usage has significantly increased for both entertainment and education.
- Many American homes now possess a videocassette recorder (VCR).
- Ozarka Vo Tech recognizes the educational potential of videotapes.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the methodology for producing teacher-made videotapes.
- To outline the necessary equipment for video production.
- To provide practical advice for enhancing videotape quality.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing funding from educational projects (P189-01, PI 2B061).
- Producing computer-generated videotapes to supplement existing educational programs.
- Documenting the production process, required equipment, and quality improvement techniques.
Main Results:
- Successful creation of quality computer-generated videotapes.
- Augmentation of educational programs through teacher-made video content.
- Development of a guide for educators interested in video production.
Conclusions:
- Teacher-made videotapes can effectively augment educational programs.
- Proper methodology and equipment are crucial for quality video production.
- This approach offers a viable method for enhancing vocational and technical education.