The phrase "classroom videos" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to videos that are created for educational purposes within a classroom setting.
Example: "The teacher shared several classroom videos to help students understand the complex topics better."
Alternatives: "educational videos" or "instructional videos".
Expert teachers viewed classroom videos and described behaviors observed.
Only salient moments in the classroom videos are saved, he says, and most are not even stored.
Dr. Kane said the foundation hoped more school districts would start using classroom videos, for training and for evaluations, and has worked to keep costs down.
To the Editor: I was disappointed that your article about teacher evaluations gave little attention to how classroom videos will be scored and who will score them.
Version 1 (for executive education, trainings — 100-120 min).: Five classroom videos, backgrounder, and a teaching plan.
Version 2 (for standard classes — 75-90 min).: Multimedia website (click here for a preview), four classroom videos, two handouts, and a teaching plan.
First, we investigate changes in teachers' talk about classroom video segments before and after participation in the video club.
This study examined the educational workability of using classroom video conferencing (CVC) as an instructional approach in teaching peace education.
The effort has also become a large-scale field trial of using classroom video, to help teachers improve and to evaluate them remotely.
Because some must be scored using more than one protocol, the research will eventually involve reviewing some 64,000 hours of classroom video.
From the analysis of students' written work and classroom video, we illustrate two different approaches that students adopt to express the relationship between two quantities.
