Screencasting and Podcasting
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This document discusses screencasting and podcasting. It defines podcasts as audio files that can be used for providing feedback, recording expert interviews, and clarifying instructions. It outlines the podcasting process of planning, recording, editing, producing, and sharing content. It also defines screencasts as video tutorials that can demonstrate software, clarify instructions, and provide support material. The document discusses tools for screencasting like Screenr, Jing, and Screencast-o-matic and covers topics like audience, purpose, and distribution for both podcasts and screencasts.
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Screencasting and Podcasting
- 1. Screencasting and Podcasting Daniel Mackley & Phil Vincent Technology Enhanced Learning Advisors d.mackley@yorksj.ac.uk, p.vincent@yorksj.ac.uk
- 2. What is a Podcast?
- 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
- 6. What is a Screencast?
- 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
- 8. Things to consider… • Audience • Purpose • Distribution
- 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
- 11. Camtasia Relay
- 12. Distribution
- 13. Top Tips! • • • • • 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 :)
- 14. Let’s Play!
- 15. What is a Vodcast?
- 16. Any Questions?
Editor's Notes
- http://blog.yorksj.ac.uk/i.wilson
- 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?