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Abstract

This paper presents information that encourages teachers to involve students in making an instructional videotape. Following a discussion about some of the advantages of using television for instructional purposes, suggestions are provided which explain how students can make their own instructional videotape. The steps reflect how a videotape was made by a group of college students.

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