Whether you use it for flipped learning, or your students use the tools to show proficiency, learning to video blog will enhance your classroom. This session I will cover creating a YouTube channel, recording tools for screencasting and video editing, hardware you might use like video cameras and microphones, as well as techniques for planning your presentations. Watch the intro video: http://bit.ly/DL2018VideoBlogging
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YouTube
- Youtube Settings (Sprocket) (access only when in the creator studio)
- Create new channels
- Add other managers to those channels
- Channel
- Your Customizable YouTube Website
- The goal is for people to subscribe to your channel
- Creator Studio
- Upload videos
- See statistics about your video's
- Upload videos
- Public, Unlisted, Private
- PlayLists
- Live Stream
- 60sec delay
- Edit Video's
- Enhancements
- Blurr Faces
- Slow Motion / Timelapse
- Trim / Stabilize / Other
- Audio
- Annotations / Cards
Resources:
- Screencasting
- Loom (Prefered)
- Screencast-O-Matic
- Screencastify
- Nimbus
- Awesome Screenshot
- https://www.cam-recorder.com/
- Screenshots
- Video Editing
- WeVideo
- Not free, but worth the money
- Discount to Vermont schools.
- Audio Editing
- SoundTrap
- TwistedWave
- SoundNation
- https://online-voice-recorder.com
- Graphics Editing
- Google Draw (Publish to the web)
- Pixlr Editor
- Other
- https://123apps.com/ ~ Suite of media tools
Hardware
- Webcams
- Any webcam should work, I tend to go with Logitech.
- I like using ones that are for 780p instead of 1080p. They both have a similar quality image, but 780p has a narrower field of view, so they tend to pick up less of the background, and allow a more focused headshot.
- Ipevo Webcam
- Video Camera's
- Under $200 cameras are often not worth the money. Watch out for fake Amazon.com reviews on them.
- Look for an external mic input
- Don't buy the amazon.com package deals.
- FHU owns the Canon G40
- Cellphones are probably one of the best video camera's you will find
- DSLR for video
- Many professional video bloggers now use DSLR cameras for video blogging.
- Advantage
- Nice high-resolution video's
- Able to blur the background
- Disadvantage
- Limited to 30 minutes of continuous video. All DSLR's will have this limitation because if they recorded longer they would be classified as a video recorder and subject to higher shipping fees.
- Audio
- People are less forgiving of bad audio than they are of bad video.
- Headset: Logitech USB H390
- Microphone: Audio-Technica ATR2100
- External video camera mic: Rode VideoMic Pro
- Careful with less expensive Rode mics or any external mic without a built-in power source. These tend to use the camera for power, and will only work with specific models of video cameras.
- Wireless Mic: Rode RodeLink
- Conference Mic: Jabra Speak
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