Sharing Experiences:
- ITS is starting to offer a video conference/video filming service.
- Used video recording for training purpose. – want easy tools to edit recorded videos
- Language lab in Meyer library – record 100 presentations every year (Purpose: train students to work and live in other countries)
· Use capture cart – simple system (use quick time to record; table of wheels, camcorder fire wired to laptop – faculty friend system to capture)
· Future: video editing will be done online with cloud computing.
- iMovie for video editing - sync an audio track.
o Option to export to YouTube directly.
- Tech training offers class on how to edit videos on YouTube.
Tech briefing is offered every month.
- using Ncast for capturing–will follow the presentation.
- using Quicktime pro 7 for editing.
- samples at http://www.stanford.edu/group/ttsdocs/cgi-bin/techbriefingvideos/
- adobe premier – another editing tool - using green screen to record
Camtasia – to record and edit screen capture.
-Webex training center – scaling and reliability factor isn’t strong
What application on the website can we use to make the video more interactive?
Whiteboard application
Google hangout – limitation on participation numbers
Gocast.it – online meeting tool
Important:
o Videos must have captions!
o https://uit.stanford.edu/accessibility/concepts/captioning (contact: Sean Keegan (office of Accessible information)
o http://www.cogi.com/
Captioning VS Transcript
- Captioning is associated with timestamps.
- captioning allows users to search
Tools:
Capture cart:
Quicktime for recording
Camera firewired to laptop
Video editing on browser
Upload clips - video editor
iMovie (for quick and dirty editing) - transitions, audio, export to YouTube
Ncast - videos upload to server
Adobe Premier - for editing - using green screen to record - how can we create more interactive videos (not just instructor in front of camera)
Camtasia
Concept Connect
Google Hangout
WebEx Training Center
Resources:
When interested in piloting a tool, ask about captioning.
Captioning
captioning.stanford.edu - information about captioning tool
cogi - partners with omara
Contact: Sean Keegan (Office of Accessible Education)
