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A preliminary study of student YouTube viewing data challenges some conventional wisdom about how students learn from videos.
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Peter Wagstaff is a senior lecturer - department of marketing in Australia, Monash University; A Teacher, Marketing, Podcaster, Geocacher, who also blogs http://renew-ed.blogspot.com/

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