Technical paper: Collecting classroom video on a budget
Renee Michelle Goertzen

TL;DR
This paper presents cost-effective methods for collecting classroom video data, detailing procedures for both permanent and temporary recording setups to assist researchers in educational video collection.
Contribution
It introduces practical, low-cost techniques and strategies for recording tutorial classrooms, addressing both permanent and temporary installation scenarios.
Findings
Effective low-cost recording setups described
Guidelines for pre, during, and post-recording procedures
Strategies adaptable to various classroom environments
Abstract
This paper describes low-cost techniques used to collect video data in two different tutorial classrooms - one in which the recording equipment is permanently installed and one in which it is temporary. The author explains what to do before, during, and after class in these two situations, providing general strategies and technical advice for researchers interested in videotaping tutorials or similar classrooms.
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Taxonomy
TopicsVideo Analysis and Summarization · Experimental Learning in Engineering · Online and Blended Learning
