“…technically, the presenter utilized total communication with the usage of spoken language, gestures, and supplementary narration. This is in line with the research results from a number of researchers (Mulyono, Abidin, & Husna, 2019;Saprudin, Haerullah, Abdullah, Saraha, & Hamid, 2018) In general, the developed product of video media on three-dimensional origami techniques possesses these advantages: (1) it is easy to use; (2) its usage only requires a short time to explain the practice of techniques to create eight kinds of three-dimensional origami (approximately 40 minutes) for which the actual practice requires spending two to three hours; (3) it is accompanied by a supplementary book of materials, which makes it easier for students in their usage; and (4) its appearance is appropriate to the needs and conditions of usage by students in campus and outside of campus. This is in line with the results of prior research as conducted by a few researchers (Hanum et al, 2018;Nawawi, Degeng, & Cholid, 2019;Rozie, 2014) who concluded that video media is suitable to be developed to assist in delivery of procedural materials.…”