Video Use in Education Evolving Beyond the Classroom
The application of video in education is evolving. Even as the practices of showing video in the classroom or making it available as supplementary course material have declined as use cases slightly from this year to last year, video's application has grown for marketing and communications purposes, helping students practice their skills and recording campus events. Those are a few of the takeaways from video software maker Kaltura in this year's "State of Video in Education" survey.
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All of Pearson's 1,500 higher education textbooks in the U.S. will now be "digital first."
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