The Media & Learning 2019 Conference on Video in Higher Education was organised by the Media & Learning Association and LIMEL, KU Leuven in STUK, Leuven on 5-6 June 2019 and involved 283 participants from 22 countries who came together to discuss the integration of video into colleges and universities.

The aim of the conference was to highlight the latest pedagogical and technical developments in this field through a highly interactive agenda packed with inspiring talks, demos, discussions, best practice showcases and hands-on sessions accompanied by an exhibition showing the latest technologies, services and tools that universities and colleges can adopt to transform their use of video. 

The following themes underpinned the conference programme

• 360˚ Video, Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality

• Added value lecture capture • Combining streaming video with Artificial Intelligence

• Quality yardsticks for do-it-yourself video productions

• Accessibility standards and practices for educational video

• Supporting pedagogical innovation through video

• Law and the educational video producer • Video as an open educational resource

• Fuelling interactivity, turning video into a responsive learning resource

• Making, finding and using micro-lectures and knowledge clips

• Video repositories

• Effective practices and experiences of using video as an assessment tool

• Educational podcasts and their affordances

The final report of the conference is now available: https://media-and-learning.eu/files/pdf/Media-and-Learning-Conference-2019_Public-Report.pdf

You will also find photos from this year’s conference and many of the presentations and other materials that were discussed on the conference website https://www.media-and-learning.eu/