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Research on film use: Student participation

Educational Technology Research and Development, 1957
William H Allen
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Films for Students of Physics

American Journal of Physics, 1961
Some 450 films helpful for instruction in physics, mostly at the college level, are listed by field. Addresses of distributors are given. Sources of information about domestic and foreign films are included.
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Student-made films for instruction

Journal of Chemical Education, 1976
The author explains some of the films produced with students that may be of interest to other chemistry instructors for instructional use in their classrooms.
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Films (16 mm) for Students of Physics

American Journal of Physics, 1968
Some 1020 films useful for instruction in physics, mostly at the college level, are listed by field. Addresses of distributors are given. This listing, which includes some foreign films, is intended to be helpful to instructors seeking suitable films for classroom use in school and college, and to those planning future films.
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Film Education for Primary-School Students

2015
As students are consuming video content to a high degree without parental or other forms of guidance, we want to develop an interactive learning environment that supports media literacy with respect to video design. We argue that the reflection of design components and aesthetical structures are relevant also for younger students.
Regina Friess   +6 more
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Reverie [best student film award]

SIGGRAPH Asia 2018 Computer Animation Festival, 2018
Deep in the harsh countryside, where life fades with every breath, a boy tormented with grief battles an inescapable beast.
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Films for Students of Physics, Supplement I

American Journal of Physics, 1962
Some 220 films useful for instruction in physics are added to the 450 in the 1960 listing. These lists, which include foreign films, are intended to be helpful to those planning future films, as well as to instructors seeking suitable films for classroom use in school and college.
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