We recently held a webinar, “The Latest Word on Video in Education: Get the 2017 Survey Results,” to review the results of the State of Video in Education 2017. But during the webinar, we also polled our attendees. So we decided to share the results of that, as well!
Clearly our audience thinks video usage is going to continue to increase!
Nearly three-quarters of the attendees are currently capturing lectures on video, as well.
More interestingly, some diversity in opinions shows up when we asked respondents what their staff needs to take better advantage of video. A third believe their faculty needs more training on how to use video and video tools. And a third think they need both equipment and training!
Video’s biggest role is for distance learning for the largest proportion of our audience’s institutions. A quarter also thought video’s most important role is to make material more interesting.
When thinking about what uses of video in the classroom are growing the fastest, the most respondents chose lecture capture. But video assignments also seem to be picking up steam.