3. Why Podcasts?
• Providing feedback to students
• Pre-recorded support material
• Record interviews with industry/subject
specific experts
• Clarify instructions
4. Podcasting process
• Script
• Audience
• Purpose
• Distribution
Plan
Record
• Audio
• Import
• Audio
• Timeline
• Enhancements
Edit
Produce
• Production Presets
• Custom
Production
• Web
• Download
• Social Media
Share
7. Why Screencasts?
• Video tutorials for lectures, project and
assignments
• Pre-recorded support material
• Clarify instructions by modelling
• Software orientations/demonstrations
• Provide answers to frequently asked questions
• Providing feedback to students
• Student presentations
• Marketing or promotional videos
• Flipped Classroom approach
9. Screencasting Process
• Storyboard
• Audience
• Purpose
• Distribution
Plan
Record
• Screen
• Audio
• PowerPoint
• Import
• Audio
• Timeline
• Effects
Edit
Produce
• Production Presets
• Custom
Production
• Web
• Download
• Social Media
Share
10. Screencasting Tools
Screenr
Jing
Screencast-o-matic
Time Limit
5 minutes
5 minutes
15 mins, 10 mins for
YouTube
Inputs
Screen, microphone,
webcam
Screen, microphone
Screen, microphone
Editing
None
None
Only in a pro account
Publishing
Screenr.com hosting,
publish to YouTube
Screencast.com,
publish to YouTube
YouTube upload
(watermarked in free
version, not for Pro
account users)
Sharing
Twitter & Facebook
integration
Twitter & Flickr
integration
Only in a pro account
Download format
MP4
SWF
MP4, AVI, FLV
Pro account cost
From $19 a month
N/A
$15 a year
13. Top Tips!
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Understand the software you’re using
Test your microphone and the recording quality
Record in a quiet location
Create a recording standard
Be patient - A one minute video can take two or
three minutes to record for an experienced user
while a beginner may need longer
• Practice makes perfect :)
A screencast is a screen capture of the actions on a user’s computer screen, typically with accompanying audio.
Consider your audience:- What connection speed is the majority of your audience on?- Does your audience have access to audio? Do you need to include captioning?- Will this go to an international audience?- Does your audience have any vision impairments?
Planning- Storyboarding is an essential step in the process.- A script helps you produce the best audio by allowing you to avoid mistakes or saying um or uh. - If you do not want a formal presentation, an outline can help reduce some mistakes.Record
http://business.screenr.com/pricing/
Demo Camtasia Relay Installed on all teaching machines at YSJUpload videos directly to the YSJ Media Library (can be private)Fuse
Helix Media Library –
What dimensions will you record at: Full screen or Custom? Will your videos highlight the cursor? Opening/Closing slides? Resolution? Transitions?