RECORD VIDEO LECTURES ON A MAC FULL

Recordings can be created by adding voiceover narration using the standard lecture slide creation software tools: Keynote (Mac), PowerPoint (Mac or PC), or Quicktime (Mac).Record Using Content Creation Software and Upload **Please note: eClassLive (Adobe Connect) has been decommissioned as of January 3rd 2021.(Zoom recordings can also be recorded onto user's local computers.) Recordings made in Zoom are automatically accessible from eClass.Please note: Google meet premium features are expiring September 20th, 2020 - after this time, users can no longer record their Google Meet sessions. Meeting recordings made using Google Meet are automatically saved to Google Drive and can be embedded in eClass.(No students need to be present for the recording.)

RECORD VIDEO LECTURES ON A MAC FULL

Most of the available online meeting tools provide the option to share slides or a full screen and record audio.Use the YuJa software capture application to record audio, video, and screens for upload to your course (recommended).There are a wide range of methods for doing this but it is a good recommendation to keep videos to a maximum of 10 - 15 minutes long - these are more engaging and don't cause bandwidth or connection issues. Recorded lectures posted in eClass give students the flexibility to view them on demand.

This article outlines the options available to instructors who need to record lectures and deliver them online to students. Please note: Pre-recording lectures and providing them through eClass is one of the recommended strategies as part of the U of A's shift to online courses in response to Covid-19.

Record video lectures on a mac