The article starts off well. It highlights the unquestioning use of video for online courses, and imagines better ways to promote learning. It goes on to cite a

The article starts off well. It highlights the unquestioning use of video for online courses, and imagines better ways to promote learning. It goes on to cite a report called "Video and Online Learning: Critical Reflections and Findings From the Field" and discuss 3 recommendations from that report. This was getting interesting. Unfortunately, 2 of the 3 recommendations were about how to do video. "Make the Best Use of Video as a Medium" and "Consider Lightweight and DIY Approaches" to making video. Thought I was going to get some insight here. Turned out to be quite disappointing.