Uncovering New Teaching and Learning Resources: Digitizing and Making Student Video Productions Accessible Through a Video-on-demand Service

Rebekah S H Wong; Joel K H Lam

Uncovering New Teaching and Learning Resources: Digitizing and Making Student Video Productions Accessible Through a Video-on-demand Service

Rebekah S H Wong, Joel K H Lam

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Abstract

To further support teaching and learning at the University, the Academy of Film and the University Library have joined forces to set up a video-streaming platform named HKBUtube (Student Productions). It archives and gives access to video productions created by students of the Academy. These high-quality student productions possess intrinsic educational value and can be reused as an important teaching and learning resource.

HKBUtube (Student Productions) has been well-received in terms of use and survey feedback. Results indicated that 85% of student respondents had learnt something useful from this resource and 67 % of faculty respondents agreed that it had helped to improve the quality of student work.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Studies on Teaching and Learning
Editors	Atara Sivan, Dennis Wai Keung Chan, Eva Y W Wong
Place of Publication	Hong Kong
Publisher	Pearson Education Asia
Chapter	3
Pages	21-33
Number of pages	13
Volume	3
ISBN (Print)	9789882324121
Publication status	Published - Jun 2014

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HKBUtube
Student productions
Video streaming
New teaching and learning tools

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Uncovering New Teaching and Learning Resources: Digitizing and Making Student Video Productions Accessible Through a Video-on-demand Service. / Wong, Rebekah S H; Lam, Joel K H.
Studies on Teaching and Learning. ed. / Atara Sivan; Dennis Wai Keung Chan; Eva Y W Wong. Vol. 3 Hong Kong: Pearson Education Asia, 2014. p. 21-33.

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Uncovering New Teaching and Learning Resources: Digitizing and Making Student Video Productions Accessible Through a Video-on-demand Service

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