0 past simple and past participle of videotape
1 to record a film, television programme, or event on videotape
A videotaped four-day lesson sequence showed how she guided the students from the beginning of a lesson in ways that later led to dialogue.
Another trained research assistant independently re-examined 11 % of the participants' data by viewing each videotaped session.
This procedure was videotaped and coded on a variety of scales, including two major 7-point scales.
Twins were videotaped in their homes on one occasion.
Here, students are trained in communication skills by conducting patient interviews that are videotaped for later discussion.
The interaction between the child and the caregiver during a free play session lasting about 30 minutes was videotaped and audiotaped by the examiner.
Nematodes were videotaped for 10 min for subsequent analysis.
Each session was recorded with an analog tape recorder and most were also videotaped.
