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- Providing short lecture materials and using lecture time for discussion and answering student questions - checkout the HotQuestion Hot Question activity in Moodle for a good way to focus on the most pressing questions among a large cohort of students.
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- For those who are trialling the Lecturecast import, here is a list of supported video formats: http://confluence.echo360.com/display/52/Import+Other+Media+for+Academic+Staff#ImportOtherMediaforAcademicStaff-ToolsandFormatsSupported
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- For those who are trialing the Lecturecast import, here is a list of supported video formats.
Desktop Software
For a lecture (basic topping and tailing and editing out mistakes):
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- Windows: BB Flashback Express - a free unlimited length screen capture program (for Windows), which is easy to use and exports to avi for import and editing in Windows Movie Maker.
- Mac:
- QuickTime Player (for Mac) allows you to capture your screen and yourself (if you have a webcam). Go to File > New Screen Recording.
- You can also initiate screen recording by pressing command-shift-5. Ensure you choose a mic input as it may default to 'none'.
Editing process
- Once you have captured your video, save it as an avi file (or similar).
- Use Windows Movie Maker (Windows), or iMovie (Mac) to edit the video, add titles, images and any transitions.
- Save as an mp4 file for uploading to Lecturecast or Moodle - avoid Flash as it is not smart phone compatible.
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