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  1. Professional development in elementary science teaching using video technology

    … school divisions can afford. This study explored video technology as a tool to overcome professional development problems of distance, cost and shortage of presenters involved in professional development. Central to understanding how video technology may be used to overcome professional …

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  2. Video Technology and the Subjective Norm, Perceived Behavioral Control, and Attitudes Toward Physical Activity of Middle School Students: Does P.E.TV make a difference?

    This study examined the effects of Physical Education Television (P.E.TV) on 69 southwest Virginia middle school students' subjective norm, perceived behavioral control, and attitudes toward physical activity. Four intact 8th grade physical education/health classes were selected for the study. The …

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  3. The impact of video as a self-reflective tool for improvement of teacher feedback practices

    … study investigated the impact of self-tracking video technology as a reflective tool for improvement of teacher feedback in a specialist primary classroom. Video provided observational data which was analysed using a checklist and researcher and reviewer annotations. The study concluded that the …

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  4. Videotaping: A tool for self-evaluation in language arts processes

    … study of second grade children using video technology to facilitate self-evaluation in the reading/writing processes.

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  5. Videotaping: A tool for self-evaluation in language arts processes

    … study of second grade children using video technology to facilitate self-evaluation in the reading/writing processes.

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  6. Video cued teacher reflection to guide enhancement of student engagement in a specialist primary classroom

    … aimed at investigating the use of self-tracking video technology as a tool for teacher reflection, to guide enhancement of student engagement and learning in the specialist classroom. Reflective practice is integral to monitoring and improving teaching pedagogy but without an effective reflection …

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  7. Educational use of video tape and cable to communicate information

    … and to the community is a challenge. By using video technology, the ability to convey such information is not only possible but rather simple. Taking it one step further, utilizing cable television allows for the transmission of a variety of information to every living room in our community.</p>

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  8. Effects of Video Feedback on Students' Performance of a Back Handspring

    Purpose: Video technology has become a viable resource for teachers and coaches as a method of providing feedback to students and athletes. Studies support the use of this strategy when applied to teaching adolescents and adults with a proficient skill base. To date little research has identified …

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  9. Holosuite : an exploration into interactive holographic telepresence

    Research in holographic video technology has made great progress in the past decade, thanks to new advances in hologram computation algorithms and light modulation materials. Due to the niche and inaccessibility of holographic display research, however, literature on applications of holographic …

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  10. Out of the box, into the bottle: an example of documentary film as a new research tool in the South African wine industry

    Due to recent developments in digital video technology, the documentary film format is increasingly being used and adapted in unconventional ways, including in the illustration of research in academia and as an educational tool in corporate contexts. Generation Wine is a feature-length research …

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  11. Exploring real-time video interactivity with Scratch

    Real-time video interactivity is becoming increasingly popular in today's world with the advent of better and more affordable video input devices. With the recent release of the Microsoft Kinect followed by an official Kinect SDK, there has been an explosion of activity around utilizing this now …

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  12. Application of deinterlacing for the enhancement of surveillance video

    As the cost of video technology has fallen, surveillance cameras have become an integral part of a vast number of security systems. However, even with the introduction of progressive video displays, the majority of these systems still use interlaced scanning so that they may be connected to …

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  13. SILVER LININGS: PANDEMIC EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY USE IN A POST-PANDEMIC CLASSROOM

    … with advancements in telecommunications and video technology meant that, for the first time, work, socialization and also instruction could continue, if slightly altered, to adjust to a ‘remote’ rather than ‘in person’ format. This quantitative study used a faculty survey to examine the move …

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  14. College Small Groups: A Study of an Instructional Tool to Increase Satisfaction and Outcomes

    … groups in functional theory and the use of a technology-based instructional tool were explored. The focus of the questions were satisfaction, grade outcomes, and perceptions of training. An experimental research design was used to answer the research questions utilizing quantitative and …

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  15. A survey of those in the U.S. Deaf community about reading and writing ASL

    … online, containing both ASL in embedded videos and written English. The survey asked for the participants' demographic information, language and educational background, opinions about reading and writing ASL, and opinions on specific writing systems. Sixty-two surveys were analyzed using …

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  16. Evaluating the Cost-Effectiveness of Tuberculosis Video Directly Observed Therapy Program at Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services

    … (DOT) among tuberculosis (TB) patients by using video technology. In standard DOT, an individual is required to take medications under the supervision of a healthcare worker in-person. Such a program is in place to increase medication adherence; however, it is labor-intensive, time-consuming, and …

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  17. Creating the Carrot

    … with pulling music, movement, creative writing, video and collaborative learning experiences together. Leading other teachers in the direction of media arts is the additional goal, which continues to be a monumental challenge in the face of working with very difficult students at the Yellowstone …

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  18. Creating the Carrot

    … with pulling music, movement, creative writing, video and collaborative learning experiences together. Leading other teachers in the direction of media arts is the additional goal, which continues to be a monumental challenge in the face of working with very difficult students at the Yellowstone …

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  19. Investing a Studio with Meaning: The Construction of Fictional Space in British Television Drama and the Police Series of 1955-82

    British television drama shot in the studio using videotape technology has traditionally been considered to have its own distinctive aesthetic throughout academic studies. The purpose of this study is to test this hypothesis and to explore how representational aesthetics developed for the British …

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