"teaching video" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when you would like to refer to a video which is used to deliver educational content. For example, "The professor showed the students a teaching video about the geology of the region."
She is also teaching video art to her art history students at Marymount College and Pace University.
Mr. Britto, who made a documentary about a Harlem artist, James de la Vega, in 2000, said he got the idea for his current project two years ago, while he was teaching video production to high school children in Harlem and saw students exchanging arcane handshakes.
There are many seminars, educational courses, books, and articles in the literature teaching video technology.
There are many organizations teaching video technology and issuing continuing education units (CEU) credits leading to certification.
When teaching video etiquette guides, Sybil prefers to sit in a huge room at a tiny table, with heaps upon heaps of empty plates in front of her.
The producer, Carol Dean Hatcher, had negotiated contracts to create an illustrated companion book and teaching video for Zondervan Publishing House, the Christian publishing arm of HarperCollins.
Case-based teaching in Australia and teaching videos in Singapore have met with some success [ 16, 17].
MobiStation can be used to project school books, teaching videos and other digital materials in a wide range of environments.
"We're really looking forward to building a communication arts building where we can teach video, photography and computer skills," Mr. Power-Greene said.
Rebuild Foundation, the nonprofit he created to run Dorchester Projects, teaches video production at the nearby middle school and sewing and design for local kids.
Humphrey and the others say they have a good relationship with the local Studio School, where students are taught video game making and are often mentored by local entrepreneurs.
