In order to choose video material for the classroom, topics must be chosen based on students’
interest and their level of English proficiency, as well as cultural aspects. In addition, Nunan
(2003) stated that the design of listening cycles is an important consideration, which involves
selecting the content of the video or audio recording and dividing it into sections for
presenting in stages to learners. Instructors can design cycles of activities in which learners
can participate. The instructor should also be a reflective observer in order not to distract the
learners’ attention from the video. Therefore, it would be very beneficial for instructors to
select video materials that are conducive to language learning. Learners are more motivated
to cope with the instruction when given the opportunity to study with the use of video
materials.