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After completing this module, you will be able to do the following:

1) Create short videos using Jing, Screencorder, Animoto, Voicethread, & YouTube

2) Describe the differences in file formats.

3) Apply best practices to using videos for instructional purposes

4) Present your videos in our LMS, Powerpoint, a website, or YouTube.

5) Use videos in a variety of teaching scenarios for different purposes.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Over view

Videos can be used in the classroom to generate interest and engage learners. There is overwhelming research showing that instructional videos improve learning. Harnessing the advantage of video is in its capability to archive, instant replay, present complex topics, and capture procedures, processes, development, spirit, atmosphere, mood, we can greatly enhance learning & retention. Today, due to the abundant resource on the internet, we can easily integrate instructional videos into our teaching.

V I D E O S F O R T E A C H I N G A N D L E A R N I N G :

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Instructional Video

Content

Jing 2

Screencorder 3

Animoto 4

VoiceThread 5

YouTube: Uploading

Videos

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YouTube: Editing

Uploaded Videos

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YouTube: Annota-

tions & Subtitles

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YouTube: Video Edi-

tor

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Ideas for us ing video in c lass

1. Lectures – Live lectures, head and

shoulder lectures for online courses

2. Recording (& reflect) on performances

3. Demonstrate or explain concepts, pro-

cedures, processes, vocabularies, etc.

4. Capture an exemplary instance of a

performance

5. Watch & respond to a video

6. Motivational videos to increase student

interest

7. Overview of your course, course ori-

entation, course welcome

8. Preview of a topic

9. Student generated videos – demon-

strate mastery of a topic

10. Podcasting with videos

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2. Select the area you

want to record. Click

the area to select.

J ing: Screen Capture with Microphone

3. Click the capture

video button to start

capturing a video of

your screen movement

& microphone.

1. Download Jing at

www.techsmith.com/

jing/

To capture the screen,

click on the capture

button (first on the

left).

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4 4. Click play on the

screen to play your

recording, and save to

save your recording.

5 5. Click on the Upload

to Screencast button to

upload it onto the

internet, then you can

share the URL with

others.

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ScreenCorder: Screen Capture, Webcam, Edit ing, Quiz

6. To Record: Select a

window/area to be

recorded. Hit ESC key

to stop recording. To

add to an existing

recording, use the

record options on the

lower left corner.

7. To Trim: Right-click

on the timeline and

choose Add Marker.

Go to Edit and choose

Cut Away Interval.

8. To Add Objects:

Click the Multimedia

tab and click-drag the

desired object to

position it on your

video. Go to frame

where you want the

object to end, right-

click on object and

choose End at

Current Frame.

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9. To Add Quiz: Click

the Quiz Tab and

write your questions &

Answers..

10. To Save: Click

File, Export Video,

and choose desired

Format, and Save

Project.

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Animoto

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11. Go to

www.animoto.com/

education to sign up

for an Animoto Plus

account. Click Create

Video & Select a

Style.

13. Click-drag to

rearrange your

pictures, select

individual pictures and

add Spotlight (for

emphasis), Rotate, or

Duplicate.

15. Choose Share to

get link to your

Animoto video, then

send the link to your

students. Choose

Export to connect to

YouTube.

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12. Click Add Pics &

Vids & Upload them

from your computer,

or choose from

Animoto’s Collection.

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14. Click Choose

Music to add music &

Edit to change the

starting point of the

music.

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VoiceThread

17. Click Comment

comment button to

open more comment

options.

16. Click the Create

Tab and Upload

button to add pictures

& videos from your

computer or start

recording from your

Webcam.

23. To share your

VoiceThread with

others, click Share,

Get a Link & Copy

the Link.

24. Click Embed &

copy code to embed on

your website or LMS.

Make comments using

your:

18. Mouse (annotate)

19. Phone (give your

no., they call you)

20. Webcam

21. Microphone

22. Keyboard

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25. Click Publishing

Options to control

public access.

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YouTube: Uploading Videos

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27. Click on the

Upload link on the top

right corner, then

Upload Video or

Record from

webcam.

26. Log in at

YouTube.com and

click on Upload. If

this is your first, click

on make a new

channel, and fill out

the form.

28. To access uploaded

videos, go to the pull-

down menu associated

with your login and

choose My Videos.

29. Use the time shift

tool to move the

second part of the first

recording to a desired

spot to accommodate

the new recording.

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31. You can Trim,

Rotate, and Stabilize

your video.

30. Go to your

uploaded videos, and

click on Edit video to

make editing changes.

32. You can adjust

Brightness,

Contrast,

Saturation, and

Temperature.

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YouTube: Edit ing Uploaded Videos

33. In the Effects tab,

you can apply an

overall effect to your

video.

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34. In the Audio tab,

you can add a music

track to your video.

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YouTube: Annotat ions & Subt it les

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36. Click on the Add

annotation pull-down

menu and select the

desired option. Then

key in your text.

35. To add

Annotations, go to the

pull-down menu of

your uploaded video,

and choose

Annotations.

37. Click on Captions

and Subtitles tab,

and click on Request

Processing. You

could also add your

own Caption Track

by creating a .txt file

using Notepad.

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38. When viewing

your video, click on

the caption button and

choose Transcribe

Audio to display

captions from

YouTube’s Machine

Transcription.

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40. Click on the

tab to insert

videos from your own

uploaded

videos or the tab

to insert

videos from Creative

Commons.

39. Click on Video

Editor to create a video

from existing YouTube

videos.

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YouTube: Video Editor

41. Click on the Music

tab to insert music, the

transition tab to insert

a transition effect

between clips, and the

Text tab to insert text.

Then click-drag the

desired music,

transition or text clips

onto your storyboard.

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