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It is important that academic events on campus are video recorded or streamed.
It is important that academic events on campus are video recorded or streamed.
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* Video recording or streaming expands one's audience beyond the confines of a lecture hall. It enables the participation of people who otherwise cannot make it to the event.  
* Video recording or streaming expands one's audience beyond the confines of a lecture hall. It enables the participation of people who otherwise cannot make it to the event. <br /><br />
* Video recording is a good part of the documentation of an event. If an event is not documented, practically it has not occurred.  
* Video recording is a good part of the documentation of an event. If an event is not documented, practically it has not occurred. <br /><br />
* Video recording or streaming enables academic research and views to be disseminated in a quick and timely manner. As always, there is going to be gap between research and publication of research results. Chances are many aspects of research remain unpublished. Video recording can help fill in the gaps. Videos can be archived online for posterity and can be used as course materials.
* With video recording or streaming, academic research and views can be disseminated in a quick and timely manner. There is always going to be gap between research and publication of research results. Chances are many aspects of research remain unpublished. Video recording can help fill in the gaps. Videos can be archived online for posterity and can be used as course materials.
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* [[Guidelines for video or webcast coverage by DILC]]
* [[Guidelines for video or webcast coverage by DILC]]
* [[Video Coverage and Streaming Rates]]
* [[Video Coverage and Streaming Rates]]
[[Category:DILC Video Production]]

Latest revision as of 11:26, 24 January 2013

It is important that academic events on campus are video recorded or streamed.

  • Video recording or streaming expands one's audience beyond the confines of a lecture hall. It enables the participation of people who otherwise cannot make it to the event.

  • Video recording is a good part of the documentation of an event. If an event is not documented, practically it has not occurred.

  • With video recording or streaming, academic research and views can be disseminated in a quick and timely manner. There is always going to be gap between research and publication of research results. Chances are many aspects of research remain unpublished. Video recording can help fill in the gaps. Videos can be archived online for posterity and can be used as course materials.



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