Learning
is the acquisition of knowledge and skills possible through systematic
interaction between teachers and learners. It happens every day and involves
teacher, learner, and methodology and materials interaction. Parts of these
materials are known as instructional resources (J. A. Akerele, et al, 2012).
Technology
nowadays is common among schools, offices, and to every individual, as this
supports learning and helps in developing knowledge, wherein, integration is
the use of technology to enhance, reiterate, present, and assess how students
understand the syllabus or the program. Moreover, this supports both teaching
and learning.
Using videos in teaching is not new.
Video
based materials boost student creativity and cooperation. Access to video can
help motivate students and create a distinctive context for their learning
experience.
Videotape
recorders can be used in a number of different ways to enhance teaching and
learning in both large groups and small groups. A carefully arranged video can
be a good starting point for initiating student discussion of important issues
in medical practice. In our profession, it is also being observed that using
video presentations explains and demonstrates ideas and concept regarding our
topics easier, hence beneficial on our part
Combination
of video and text makes sense, as it was believed that video is effective for
more than simply showing dynamic processes. Video itself is a tool for learning
that when properly applied obtains extensive benefits. It’s also a medium for
collaboration, and a language unto itself that is of universal appeal
Furthermore,
a study entitled, “Learning through Digital Media Experiments in Technology and
Pedagogy” states that videos don’t have to be long for it to be captivating.
Actually, shorter segments may place greater emphasis on close viewing and
resultant comprehension. Through the use of technology, video presentation
arises in teaching and in learning. It is currently utilized in introducing
ideas, lectures, discussions and updates. Video-based materials on specially
produced educational videos, documentaries, NEWS and films appear in many
programs these days (R. T. Scholz, 2011).