Contents

• Introduction:
• What this Report is About:
• Section 1: Video and Learning:
  • Visuals and Learning
  • Alternatives to Digital Video
  • Conclusion
• Section 2: Digital Video: Issues and Choices:
  • The Three Basic Problems of Digital Video
  • Compression
  • Battle of the Codecs
  • Selection of Codec
  • Other Considerations for Reducing File Size
  • Delivery from CD-ROM
  • Sound
  • Considerations and Guidelines for Digital Video Capture
    • What do you need?
    • Choosing the system
    • Preparing to shoot the video
    • Video capture and editing
    • Authoring and playback
• Section 3: Digital Video on Trial
  • Method
  • Results
  • Initial Discussions
• Section 4: Scenarios: Examples of the use of Digital Video in Teaching and Learning
  • Department of General Medicine, University of Bristol
  • Department of Professional Legal Studies (DPLS), University of Bristol
  • The Sebastian Diamond Mother and Baby Sleep Unit, St. Michael's Hospital, Bristol
• Section 5: The Future
• References:

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