
Master online teaching by recording lectures, whether audio or video, and applying essential tools and basics to start teaching online.
Learn to create prerecorded lectures from home by mastering audio, video, and slide recording with the right tools and software for uploading to any platform.
Record audio lectures using Audacity or Adobe Audition, set up your microphone and mono recording, and export the file as mp3 or wav for easy sharing.
Record your face and screen with OBS Studio, a tool for home lectures. Learn to configure scenes, display capture, video and audio inputs, and hotkeys to start and stop recording.
Learn why Google Slides outperforms PowerPoint for online lectures and how to insert videos and audio from Google Drive or YouTube, ensuring online playback for all students.
Learn to use Google Drive: create an account, get 15 gigabytes of free storage, upload files with file or folder upload, and share via a link you can embed anywhere.
Upload your lecture videos to YouTube by selecting files, naming the video, and setting unlisted visibility; then embed the link in your slides for easy access.
Create remote lectures using the Google ecosystem to build an online course. Leverage Google Slides, Google Drive, and YouTube for slide creation, text editing, video uploading, and file management.
Hello there, this is Irene from Idjgieweb Online training center.
In this course, you will learn everything that will allow you to start recording your first lecture to share it online with your students.
In this course You Will Learn:
How to record Audio Lecture;
How To Record Video Lectures:
Which Software is the Best for Presentations;
How to Share Audio & Video Files with Presentations;
and much more!
PS. This course is made for complete beginners of lecture recording and not for the people who already know how to do it, even though some advanced users might learn some things here