
Discover how to record online lectures at home—audio and video, make them look amazing before sharing with students, and follow a simple, step-by-step approach across multiple platforms; enroll now.
Learn to record your lectures at home in audio and video formats using screen casting and slides, with step-by-step guidance across multiple software platforms.
Learn how to download, install, and use the free open-source Audacity audio recorder on Mac (and other operating systems) to record lectures and share them with students.
Record an audio lecture by clicking the red record button, granting microphone access, and recording with left and right channels; save, export to mp3, and share with students.
Learn how to remove unwanted pauses and noises from lecture recordings using Audacity, including selecting, cutting, and silencing sections, then export the edited audio.
Explains how to use Apowersoft screen recorder on the web to record lectures from home, then upload to video hosting platforms, with optional microphone.
Learn to record lectures with QuickTime on Mac. Use screen recording with no watermark, adjust microphone, show mouse clicks, and save for easy sharing.
Learn the fastest method to record lectures on slides using Keynote, with per-slide audio recording, editing, and saving as video or slides for students.
Convert slides into a video by exporting from Keynote on Mac as a movie, with 720p, and share the PowerPoint version for PC via YouTube, Google Drive, or Classer.
Create folders, upload lecture videos to Google Drive, and organize them for access. Share with students by generating a shareable link and setting access inside and outside your university.
Upload your video lectures to YouTube by signing in with a Google ID, selecting a thumbnail, adding a title and playlist, and choosing privacy and scheduling options.
If you want to deliver your lectures virtually but you DO NOT want to go LIVE, rather you want to RECORD your lectures first. Make sure that they look PERFECT before you share them with your students.
This is the right course for you. I am going to teach you in step-by-step approach various platforms available to do the following:
Download the free audio recording software
Record Audios of your lectures
Edit it to remove inconsistencies and convert it into an audio file, then share it with your students
Download many video recording software
How to use these video/ screen recording software to record your lectures
Learn basic editing and then convert it into a video file and share it with your students
How to use Google Drive to share audio and video lectures with your students
How to upload videos on YouTube
This course is designed in such a way that it will equip you will all the skills you need to start teaching right from your home. Mainly divided into audio and video sections. Covering topics in audio, like downloading audio software, installing that software and then recording audio lectures using that software. This is also great for those who would like to audio dub something and even prepare audio notes. In the video part, two approaches (methods) to screencasting are covered. The first one is the most amazing, freely available, and an easy-to-use application called Apowersoft, and the second one is a built-in software in Mac operating systems called Quicktime. Lastly, a more basic method for teachers is also covered, which includes recording your voice over slides.
I am confident that after completing this course, you will be able to just start recording your lectures.
Just enrol and enjoy!
Don't forget to complete the course and leave your valuable feedback/ review.
Thanks.
Dr. Jan