just felt I should explain why I would not be comfortable with another organisation having copyright on any vidoe footage I was 'on'. Editing can really alter meaning and I would have no control over how the video footage was edited. Interesting how we all have preferred learning styles. I would much rather read or listen when trying to absorb information than see the person speaking. But then, I havn't got a telly!
sara
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2 comments:
Thank you for posting your thoughts on trust, copyright etc on the blog and opening up this very important debate. You are absolutely right that if we are photographing, recording or videoing learners then both we and they need to be clear about what will happen with the products of this recording. As you suggest we do need to have a wider debate on this issue and set down some guidelines.
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