Earlier today, I shared a new blog post (How does Amazon’s stock split impact its stockholders’ equity? link.) In this blog post, I experimented with a new blog post format. I started with the story about Amazon’s stock split as I have done in the past. Next, however, I included a short explanatory video about stock splits in general. The short video does not mention Amazon’s stock split, but goes through the basic accounting for stock splits. This short video is meant to be a refresher for students before they answer the blog post questions. Then after the video, the discussion questions are listed. Essentially, the new part of the blog post is the tutorial video offered in the middle of the blog post. I have one other blog post later this week coming out with a tutorial video.
I am curious what you think. Should I continue to include a tutorial video with the blog posts? Just looking for feedback. I may or may not continue this format after this week – or I could do a combination of blog posts with and without tutorial videos. You can reply to this post with your feedback.
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Wendy
I like the video tutorial, and I believe my students will as well.
Thank you
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Great, glad to hear.
I think the video is a wonderful inclusion!!!!!!
Thank you:)
I loved it. It allows my students to watch the video and understand new concepts in Accounting.
Thanks for the feedback:)
Great idea! It allows students who may not be in class that day to have an overview they might have missed in class.
Thank you!
I liked this short, quick exercise and assigned it to my class today as we return from Spring Break.
Thank you! (And welcome back from spring break – our break is this week.)
Wendy, I liked the video tutorial addition. It was a good lead-in to the questions. However, it did not cover all the questions–which would have made the video longer, but more helpful. Thank you for all you share–it is so informative and useful.
So noted, just trying to walk that (fine) line between too much help and too little:)
The idea of including a tutorial video with the post is excellent.
Thanks!
I think it is a great addition to your already very useful posts. Thank you!!
Awwwwww, thank you!
I liked the format and hope you will continue it! I read through the headline and immediately clicked on the video. It was short and to the point with the facts the students would need to discuss before providing their responses.
Great, thanks for the feedback.
I love the inclusion of a video! Great idea!
Thank you:)
Great. I love the concept. Students are reminded of the concepts before answering the questions.
Thank you!
I think it’s an excellent addition! It gives students a reminder/refresher of the topics before they respond to the case!
Thank you for the feedback!
Love it!
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Thanks!
I think the video will be very helpful to my students. Thanks!
Thank you!
Hi, Wendy.
I hope this email finds you well. I think adding the tutorial video is a great idea. You should continue it with other posts in the future if possible.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Swaim, CPA
Accounting Faculty
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Thanks, Stephanie! I am going to include videos as I can. Hoping to see you soon:)