Engaging Students With Video Pedagogy

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71634/cdrjeg28

Keywords:

video pedagogy , video production, learner engagement

Abstract

As new technologies continue to evolve, educators face the challenge of teaching complex software and skills within limited time frames and heavy workloads. This case study will explore a structured approach to bringing new technology to the classroom, leveraging scaffolded sessions and video pedagogy to enhance student learning, whilst balancing direct instruction with independent learning. The result is year-on-year project success that could inspire educators.

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Published

23.09.2025

How to Cite

Francis, L. (2025) “Engaging Students With Video Pedagogy”, Journal of Scholarship and Innovation in Management Education, 1(2). doi:10.71634/cdrjeg28.

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