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The following video is from a well-known British TV series of the 1980s - but would be very useful in highlighting to research students the importance of unbiased survey design. It uses humour to get across an important point in a succinct and entertaining manner.

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Yes Prime Minister  -  Sir Humphrey shows poll rigging

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This is a great discussion about the development of road signs in the UK. Top Gear is still well known in the Middle East, so it grabs students' attention.
It is useful for cross cultural awareness because students can analyse the relationships and behaviour shown and then apply some theory. It is a popular exercise with post-graduates and helps to energise the class.

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HC Lim Nice Example of Educational Video Design 2021

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HC Lim Nice Example of Educational Video Design 2021

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The video is part of Unreal Engine online learning courses: Getting started course in Unreal Engine Learn, under "Your first hour in Unreal Engine 4".

The good aspects of the video is the relevancy, visualizations, flow.

Note: An account is needed to access the video. Account is free.

Getting Started
https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/onlinelearning-courses/getting-started-in-unreal-engine

Your first hour in Unreal Engine 4
https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/onlinelearning-courses/your-first-hour-in-unreal-engine-4.

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This course will introduce you to Unreal Engine 4 and the editor used to work within it. We'll begin by introducing you to the Launcher, which helps manage our projects and versions of the engine.

We will then create a new project using an included template. Using this new project, we will learn to navigate the Unreal Editor, explore the layout of the common windows used while working in the editor, and create a basic level to start. Afterward, we will learn the basics of how lighting works inside the engine, as well as introducing Blueprints, showing how they can help speed up development and add logic to our world.

You will learn how to:

Navigate the Epic Games Launcher and content browser.

Enhance a project created from a template by migrating in assets and creating basic levels.

Create an actor and implement functionality to create a lighting effect.

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This course will introduce you to Unreal Engine 4 and the editor used to work within it. We'll begin by introducing you to the Launcher, which helps manage our projects and versions of the engine. We will then create a new project using an included template.

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I use this video in part of the unit I teach for Early Education and Development in relation to relationships with children. It is a very clear video which I believe all students can relate to and shows how important it is that we are role models for children when working as Educators. After this video we usually have an open discussion. Students often say this video really hits a nerve or sticks with them.

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I use this video as an introduction in Contemporary Design Issues unit. This unit explores key issues in contemporary design and media practice and their relation to social, economic and political contexts and I found this video really sets the tone well. Hsiu-Chin

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Lets use Human-Centered Design to Solve Major Global Challenges

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I like this video for introducing Primary Health Care (PHC) to the nursing students as it gives a great overview of how PHC is structured in Australia. The graphics are engaging and the video is just over 2 minutes long so it works well being inserted into the introductory lecture of the unit to add interest to the slides.

Nicole Milne

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It makes the legal principle, which is usually abstract, more concrete (it makes its more real) and, by having the lemons to compare, more easy to understand the law (one criterion of the law is the get up is; in this case the bottle container).  It is short so interest is maintained.
Alice Vaillant

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Reckitt & Colman Products v Borden Inc Case Summary

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This is a good introduction for beginners on how the event planning job is changing to a more holistic view.  This is relevant for the event management students because the event industry is very broad and students should never stay stagnant in the role.

This clip is appropriate for the target audience because it is relevant and current, as well as the fact that the presenter uses simple, easy to understanding language with no jargons. Furthermore, the presenter uses visual aids to assist him in explaining various concepts.  The timing of the visual aids is perfect.

I use this clip for my students in the middle of their course when they are a simple understanding of some concepts but still slightly raw in others.

Here is the link to this clip: https://youtu.be/XKKSwxxl6Jc

Thank you.

Eddie Cheung

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How the Event Marketing Role is Changing | Event Marketing Ideas

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This is a good summary of complex research around sleep. It's accessible, the presenter is engaging, shows that the content is based on research, there are graphics explaining the content when needed, and there is little text on the screen.
Joanna Waloszek

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How Much Sleep Do Teenagers Really Need ... and Why? (Sleep Science)

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Systems Thinking Whiteboard/Digital Ink Video

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Systems Thinking Whiteboard/Digital Ink Video

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Standard whiteboarding video. It is handy to introduce the basic concept in a staged way, and the visual match with audio channels. It is also helpful with the case study throughout.

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Introduction to Smart Grids (Post by: Ali Kalair)

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Renewable energy systems and infrastructures 

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This video is consise, to the point and very easy to process for working memory. Both visuals and narration is synchronised in the best possible way to reduce cognitive load while being easier to process with both auditory and visual channels. Each successeive concept illustrated builds up on the immediately previous concept to  aid in making deeper connections in the mind. It is designed with iconic and echoic memory  where visuals change in 0.5 secs while the narrator keeps communicating about the current concept and the next in relation with the current. Morover, no use of extraneous materials such as texts, unnecessary animation like moving clouds, vehicles, people, the focus was entirely on the elements being narrated.
Cons:
The video does not have the presentors face but i still found it to be engaging throughout.
Difficult to produce such content

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This video series Understanding PID Control by Brian Douglas is very famous in engineering. I watched this when I was an undergraduate student. I am now a PhD candidate teaching the content and still find it very helpful. -Hao Xie

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What Is PID Control? | Understanding PID Control, Part 1

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This video does a good job of simplifying the concept of debits and credits for students who are beginning their accounting journey. It demonstrates T accounts for clear illustration of the rules, creates a useful acronym to remember how the rules apply to different accounts and explains the possible misconceptions surrounding the terms debit and credit card.

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Debits and Credits MADE EASY with ADEx LER

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Josh have presented the principle of a machine learning algorithm K-means clustering in a beatiful way. If you compare the Meyer 12 principles of Digital learning, it ticks Coherence, Signalling, Redundancy, Temporal contiguity, Modality, Voice, image principles.

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This video gives a good brief overview of what is intellectual property, who may own it and the different types of main intellectual properties. The video is engaging and clear, and the presenter explains the content well. - Kelli

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1:31 minutes video tells all about future supply chain and the background music of the video is very energetic. Catchy sentences, and easy to read.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkOBS4GvDB0&t=87s

Komathi

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Often, when students are creating surveys to complete some research, they tend to only think about different types of questions.

Instead, this video clearly explains concepts that must be considered when creating survey questions.  Some concepts highlighted include; double-barrelled questions, questions with socially-desirable answers, questions that people are willing to answer etc.

This video provides useful information for students who are only just starting to do research.