HOW USING
VIDEO CAN
INNOVATE
PEDAGOGICAL
METHODS
Kev Bradshaw
Havant and South Downs College
Digifest 2019
Why use video?
Approaches to using video as a teaching,
learning and assessment tool.
Flipped Learning
A divide between the technology and face-to-
face elements of the learning experience.
Offers opportunities for advanced level learning
in the classroom.
Using video in/out of the
classroom
Blended Learning
Involves online and face-to-face instruction.
Online materials and face-to-face instruction
blended in order to create an enriched online
training environment for the learner.
How video enhances learning
support● Provides higher quality resources.
● Embeds digitech within curriculum.
● Elevated learner engagement.
● Offers opportunities for remote learning.
● Accessible anywhere when shared online.
● Entertaining, enjoyable and informative.
● Collaborative working experiences.
● Adapts to contemporary ways of student learning.
● Creative communication of information.
● Encourages and empowers staff and students to embrace new ways of
teaching, learning and assessment.
● Embracing digital technology to enhance
pedagogical practice and delivery methods
● Inclusive learning for all students to engage and
improve skills and knowledge, whilst empowering
them to create their own learning resources
● Using online storage and shared video platforms for
improved accessibility for all users
● Embracing digital technologies such as;
smartphones, tablets, computers, etc. to improve
interactivity with subjects and provision of a flexible
approach for creating engaging video content
● Adopting a flipped/blended learning approach for
advanced teaching/learning in the classroom.
Remote ACCESS
Student FEEDBACK
Student BLOG
Apple CLIPS
Screencastify
w/ Edpuzzle
Google CLASSROOM
YouTube PLAYLISTS
Microsoft LENS
Adobe SCAN
Video | importance
“There are three responses to a piece of
design — yes, no, and WOW! Wow is the
one to aim for.”
Milton Glaser
“Design is not just what it looks like and
feels like. Design is how it works.”
Steve Jobs
The impact of using videos
200videos have been produced so far to support
teaching and learning at HSDC in many
different curriculum areas.
More than
Videos have provided an enhanced learner
experience, as well as unique opportunities
for creative assessment.
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GREEN SCREEN productions
LIGHTBOARD technology
LOCATION filming
Our travels
Dartmoor ExeterSnowden
Kev’s work
VIDEOS
Lizz’s work
VIDEOS
The impact of our video
production● Improved learner engagement and enthusiasm towards subject.
● Improved learner attendance and participation.
● Higher grades have been achieved.
● Opportunities to embed digital video production technologies.
● Standards across college have been positively raised .
● Accessibility for resources have established remote learning.
● Creation of videos by students have demonstrated professionalism,
organisation skills, collaborative working and confidence building.
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Questions

How digital video innovates pedagogical methods

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    HOW USING VIDEO CAN INNOVATE PEDAGOGICAL METHODS KevBradshaw Havant and South Downs College Digifest 2019
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    Approaches to usingvideo as a teaching, learning and assessment tool. Flipped Learning A divide between the technology and face-to- face elements of the learning experience. Offers opportunities for advanced level learning in the classroom. Using video in/out of the classroom Blended Learning Involves online and face-to-face instruction. Online materials and face-to-face instruction blended in order to create an enriched online training environment for the learner.
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    How video enhanceslearning support● Provides higher quality resources. ● Embeds digitech within curriculum. ● Elevated learner engagement. ● Offers opportunities for remote learning. ● Accessible anywhere when shared online. ● Entertaining, enjoyable and informative. ● Collaborative working experiences. ● Adapts to contemporary ways of student learning. ● Creative communication of information. ● Encourages and empowers staff and students to embrace new ways of teaching, learning and assessment.
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    ● Embracing digitaltechnology to enhance pedagogical practice and delivery methods
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    ● Inclusive learningfor all students to engage and improve skills and knowledge, whilst empowering them to create their own learning resources
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    ● Using onlinestorage and shared video platforms for improved accessibility for all users
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    ● Embracing digitaltechnologies such as; smartphones, tablets, computers, etc. to improve interactivity with subjects and provision of a flexible approach for creating engaging video content
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    ● Adopting aflipped/blended learning approach for advanced teaching/learning in the classroom.
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    Video | importance “Thereare three responses to a piece of design — yes, no, and WOW! Wow is the one to aim for.” Milton Glaser “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” Steve Jobs
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    The impact ofusing videos 200videos have been produced so far to support teaching and learning at HSDC in many different curriculum areas. More than Videos have provided an enhanced learner experience, as well as unique opportunities for creative assessment.
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    GREEN SCREEN productions LIGHTBOARDtechnology LOCATION filming
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    The impact ofour video production● Improved learner engagement and enthusiasm towards subject. ● Improved learner attendance and participation. ● Higher grades have been achieved. ● Opportunities to embed digital video production technologies. ● Standards across college have been positively raised . ● Accessibility for resources have established remote learning. ● Creation of videos by students have demonstrated professionalism, organisation skills, collaborative working and confidence building.
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