Educators: how useful would a screen recording tool be to your learning institution, is this a good pursuit?

The title is quite obvious. I got this idea when working with a client who is an employee from a local university, in the middle of all the chatting we were doing he just asked me 'Is there a way you can send this to me through video?"

i had no idea what he was talking about, but that sparked up an idea Ive been chasing since and i was looking for feedback

a screen recording tool for feedback, particularly for learning spaces, one that can be sent to a group or individuals. I personally think its brilliant, would help with problem solving, assessment, referencing, quick understanding, direct pictures, etc the possibilities are endless!! and personally i live for the idea, I believe students would benefit more from video feedback rather than text feedback sent via e-mail

I don’t advocate it replacing books or traditional work, but I believe it has its place.

The fact that a service like Zoom has licenses for Universities makes it even more criminal that we don’t have video feedback in the university. There are many acceptable screen-recording software that can facilitate this.

I believe it is possible and I know it can help our learning. What do you guys think?

Submitted May 14, 2024 at 04:16AM by MartinBaun https://ift.tt/ykWblKa