
Discover hands-on guidance for creating video lessons for online learning, including 3-D technology and curriculum design. Learn to choose cameras and editing software, and integrate lessons into blogs.
Explore how video lessons empower educators to reach worldwide learners, build an online business, and drive traffic and conversions for online schools.
Explore four types of video lessons for educators: talking heads, recorded classrooms, screen recordings, and animations, along with their benefits, challenges, and suitability for your online school.
Explore four video types—screen recording, classroom recording, talking head, and animation—and learn which are easiest to develop, the required tools, and time considerations from the author's personal experience.
Evaluate time, budget, and profits to decide whether to develop token head videos yourself or hire a professional, considering screen recording and intro videos for profitable educator courses.
Identify essential skills for creating video lessons, including content design and planning, on-camera presence, voice and body language, and basic to intermediate editing, with practical assignments and time estimates.
Explore how to choose a good camera for creating video lessons by starting with a cheap, reliable option under $500, testing various cameras, and learning through hands-on experimentation.
Explore how to choose editing software for video lessons, comparing beginner-friendly Camtasia with professional tools like Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro, considering time, features, and green-screen capabilities.
Explore how the green screen works, how to prepare it, and the ideal distance between actor and camera; see a practical studio demo of lighting and background replacement in Premiere.
Set up studio lighting for green screen videos with daylight positions, subject and background placement, and consistent illumination. Practice and experimentation are essential, as lighting setup is harder than editing.
Design before recording by applying needs analysis, content design, and structured concepts, procedures, and examples. Include actions or assignments to boost engagement and practical application with Google Classroom.
Master video editing with Camtasia Studio by importing media, syncing audio and video, cleaning noise, adjusting volume, and producing and exporting edited videos for educators.
Import your videos into Adobe Premiere, remove the green screen with chroma keying, and adjust the frame size. Create and position subtitles, then export and save the final video.
Learn to record your PC screen for video lessons using only a microphone and PowerPoint, with slide preparation, optional scripting, and in-powerpoint screen recording to create efficient, modular lessons.
Integrate video lessons into your blog by uploading from your computer or embedding YouTube videos. Preview and publish posts or pages after inserting the video.
Welcome to 'video technology in Education' course; In this 1.5 hrs course, you will learn you how to learn how to use video lessons for Teaching Online or for developing e-learning courses.
If you are an educators or a teacher who is passionate about teaching anything to anyone anywhere and at anytime, then this course is the right one for you.
The course is design in away that takes YOU as a beginner or intermediate in developing video lessons, step by step towards developing your skills in creating, editing and publishing video lessons
It is designed for beginners in the e-learning field, so No advanced IT skills required. Just be passionate about the subject and you will get there!
See you soon in the course!