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Great expectations:
Student experience with
video
Elisabeth Leonard, MSLS, MBA
Executive Market Research Manager
elisabeth.leonard@sagepub.com
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Why?
• SAGE is launching video collections in 2015.
• We want to know what students, faculty, and librarians
use video for so we can meet student, faculty, and
librarian needs.
• We want to do research that informs us all.
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Methodology
• Literature review
• Interviews with 9 students and 3 surveys with 1,673
students
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Demographics
• 42% from North America
• 33% from Asia Pacific
• 19% from Europe
• Less than 1% from South America.
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Demographics
• Undergraduate students: 49%
• Graduate or postgraduate students: 33%
6. It is shown in the
classroom. (64%/62%)
To illustrate a point in a
presentation. (18%/15%)
To understand course
material (59%/59%)
To learn practical skills.
(34%/28%)
To hear another point of
view. (29%/28%)It is assigned from a
reading lists for classroom
prep (43%/27%)
Students and video
For extracurricular
reasons.
Never watch
videos (5%/4%)
It is assigned as
supplemental
(41%/30%)
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Generalizations
• Tend to watch 2-8 minutes
• Easily bored/distracted, but want to learn
• Looking for something just right
• A large part of their educational experience has included
video
• They actually say “flipped classroom”
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Where they find video
• YouTube (71% or 748 students)
• Google search (45% or 470 students)
• Class web page (43% or 455 students)
• Library (32% or 332 students)
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What makes for ‘good’ video
• Engaging speakers
• Relatable examples
• Practical applications of theoretical concepts
• Infographics, colorful visuals, or diagrams
• Humor
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What makes for ‘bad’ video
• Monotone speakers
• Wrong audience level
• Not easily identified as relevant
• Odd sounds or bad audio
• Distracted speakers
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Streaming video & the library
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How the library can communicate
services to students
• Library website
• Learning management system
• Social media (including Facebook)
• Email
• Touch screens inside the library
• Posters on bulletin boards near the entrance to the
library
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In their own words
• Send an email to my school/personal email address or pin it to the
bulletin
• Giving out only information for relevant services so that I would not
disregard all mails from the library thinking they are all just general
mails.
• Face to face initially would be nice.
• I would rather they list it out on the website. I prefer words over videos.
• Facebook page, website- short, snappy posts with links to more
information if required.
• Don't tell me, especially don’t send me emails. If I want, I search myself.
If the library wants to inform students, just tell the lecturers to advertise
it.
• Send emails regarding open houses with FREE ITEMS
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What they want from libraries
• Neither faculty nor students think much about the library
as a source for streaming video
• But both could use the help
• Make it seamless and easy
• And discoverable
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Questions?
• Email elisabeth.leonard@sagepub.com
• White paper is available for free at
www.sagepub.com/repository/binaries/pdfs/Studentsand
Video.pdf
Notas do Editor
42% of the respondents coming from North America, 33% from Asia Pacific, 19% from Europe, and less than 1% from South America.
that 49% were undergraduate students and 33% were graduate or postgraduate students
Question: Why do you watch educational videos? Please select all that apply.
Answer Options
Response Percent
Response Count
Professor plays it during class
63.4% 671
For help in understanding course material
59.3% 628
Assigned as homework prior to class
43.2% 458
Assigned as supplemental material
41.4% 438
To see the steps necessary to do something successfully (like in a tutorial)
34.3% 363
To see a practical example of a theoretical concept
31.8% 337
To get another perspective
29.4% 311
As part of a research assignment
25.1% 266
To illustrate a point in a presentation you are making
17.7% 187
Never had to watch a video for class and don't look for it independently
5.0% 53
“If I am very interested in a topic then I will be more likely to watch the whole video. “