Examples

Working Live with Video

Benefit for Teachers
Integrate video technology into the PE lessons and give students automatic, instant or delayed visual feedback after a performance or movement. Start a dialogue with the support of the video image.

Benefit for Students
Accommodate students with different learning styles and increase their motivation and enjoyment.

Video Analysis

Benefit for Teachers
Add expertise to the video and highlight key points of interest of an exercise, movement or demonstration.

Benefit for Students
Enhance student ICT skills, increase scores on standardized assessment and stimulate further discussion and thinking. Give them the ability to break down activities, compare analyses and highlight technique development.

Tagging

Benefit for Teachers
Categorize video, create an index of events to easily retrieve key points of interest. Make basic or advanced statistics to support your evaluation.

Benefits for Students
Improve student understanding of sequenced events (rules, actions, etc) in an oral presentation or demonstration.

Video Mediabooks

Benefit for Teachers
Prepare technique demonstrations, playlists, publish Mediabooks or print entire processes of exercises on task cards to support your teaching.

Benefit for Students
Differentiate learning styles/activities according to student ability and personality.

Sharing

Benefit for Teachers
Share knowledge with colleagues and give video support to students.

Benefit for Students
Demonstrate progress by sharing video with parents, colleges, future employers and the community via Internet, CDs and DVDs.

Classroom Network Licenses

Benefit for Teachers
Create a personalized video library; save video from various sources to your computer.

Benefit for Students
Give students access to Dartfish and the video library for personal work.