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    • Educational Technology
    • Higher Education Pedagogy
    • Student Learning

    Background:

    • Lecture capture (LC) is a standard resource in UK higher education, widely used by students.
    • Previous research shows mixed results on LC's impact on attendance and attainment, with varied student engagement.
    • The role of LC in broader pedagogic and pastoral student development requires further investigation.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the comprehensive impact of lecture capture on veterinary students.
    • To explore the relationship between LC use, learning approaches, and student well-being.
    • To identify student subgroups negatively affected by lecture capture reliance.

    Main Methods:

    • Mixed-methods study involving focus groups and questionnaires.
    • Data collected from first- and second-year veterinary students at a UK university.
    • Analysis of student perceptions, learning behaviors, and academic outcomes.

    Main Results:

    • Students perceive LC as vital for learning and well-being.
    • LC can facilitate passive and surface learning strategies.
    • A subset of students demonstrated excessive reliance on LC, correlating with increased workload perception, reduced study hours, and lower exam results.
    • Low self-efficacy emerged as a key factor in the negative impact of LC for this group.

    Conclusions:

    • Educators should consider how LC resources are provided to students.
    • Implementing strategies to guide students towards better learning choices and self-directed learning is recommended.
    • Addressing student self-efficacy is crucial for optimizing the benefits of lecture capture.