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LEARNING THROUGH STUDENT-INSTRUCTED, CLIENT-BASED VIDEO PROJECTS IN A SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING COURSE

Laura Lott Valenti

Assistant Professor of Marketing

John C. Daigle Endowed Professor

Nicholls State University

Association of Collegiate Marketing Educators (ACME)

in conjunction with the

Federation of Business Disciplines (FBD)

March 11-13, San Antonio, TX

Situation

Capturing Student Learning

Video instruction is useful as a tool for revisions and is good preparation for practice (Forbes et al., 2016; Holland et al., 2013)

Situation

Can the same type of impact be replicated in marketing courses by students that then “teach” their clients what they have learned?

Idea

Video-Based Projects to Support Learning

Get to the main point.

Show and tell your idea.

SHOW ME - TEACH ME - DO

  • teaching advanced skills and increase students' satisfaction

  • efficiency with visual and auditory working memory phases (Forbes et al., 2016)

  • increase competency in close to real-life situations

  • produce a quality project

The Client is the Audience

Community Requested or Student Chosen

Video instruction is useful as a tool for revisions and is good preparation for practice

(Forbes et al., 2016; Holland et al., 2013).

Timeline

Semester-Long Project

(SPRING TERM)

one, in-class prep day

normal exam prep

one, in-class prep day

Time

EXAM DAY

END OF APRIL

EARLY MARCH

END OF OCTOBER

EARLY OCTOBER

one, in-class prep day

(FALL TERM)

Video Content

Each YouTube video includes the following:

  • Budget
  • Brand Persona
  • Knowledge Creation Topics (Tuesday)
  • Social Media Posts (Journals) (Tuesday)
  • In-Industry / Out-of-Industry Profiles (Thursday)
  • Handbook (not in video)

Video Content

Gallery

Important Inclusions

Major Considerations for Student Video Projects

Software

"Unlisted" Privacy

Background

Delivery

Good Content

Sound Quality

Data to Work With

Video Projects Since Spring 2014:

20 Terms, 5 Courses, 120 Videos

Data

  • Marketing / Communication Courses

  • IRB Considerations

  • Measuring Learning

  • Measuring Marketing Application and/or Effectiveness

DO YOU YOUTUBE?

Collaborate

Let's Collaborate

Laura.Valenti@Nicholls.edu / 985.448.4187

Videos are preferred by students as learning tools (Chan, 2010) and videos improve learning outcomes when they are realistic (Forbes et al., 2016; Alfes, 2008; Hoffler and Leutner, 2007).

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