Resources for Recording Video and Audio
The Center for Technology Enhanced Learning (CTEL) has a variety of resources available to help faculty create high-quality videos and audio recordings for their course. Need additional assistance or not sure where to start? A CTEL Learning Designer or Online Learning Support Specialist can meet with your one-on-one to discuss strategies specific to your course. Contact us for a consultation at ctelhelp@maine.edu.
Creating Recorded Videos with Zoom
Zoom is a great tool for online-live meetings and classes, but can also be used to record video lecture and presentations. Get started with Zoom recording using the two videos following, and learn more about using Zoom in your online course in our CTEL Zoom Guide for Faculty.
Editing and Embedding Video and Audio with Katura
All University of Southern Maine faculty have access to Kaltura, where you can upload, manage, edit, and easily integrate video and audio into your Bightspace course. To learn more about using Kaltura, visit the CTEL Kaltura Guide for Faculty .
Lightboard Recording Studio
The lightboard is a glass “whiteboard” to create video lectures for hybrid or online courses. Instructors can write out ideas, concepts, and equations just like in face to face classrooms, but with the added benefit of facing the camera. Our Online Learning Support Specialist has done all the hard work setting up our lightboard space to be easy and intuitive to use; just turn on, plug in your thumb drive, and record!
Screenshot of a video made by a faculty memeber in the Lightboard Studio.
How can I get access to this tool?
There are many ways for faculty to become acquainted with the lightboard:
Email casey.fillmore@maine.edu to schedule a 1:1 Lightboard tutorial with our Online Learning Support Specialist.
Book us at your next department meeting where we can discuss the technology, answer any questions and, if you like, arrange an editing workshop tailored to your department’s needs. Email ctelhelp@maine.edu to book a meeting.
Once you’ve been trained on the technology, you’ll be given swipe-card access and the ability to schedule time in the lightboard studio.
Vault Recording Studio
CTEL’s Vault Recording Studio, located on the 2nd floor of the Glickman Library, is set up with equipment and soundproofing for faculty to record and/or edit videos or podcasts. Faculty can reserve the space during Library hours. Email ctelhelp@maine.edu to schedule your time.
Contact Us
Need additional assistance or not sure where to start? CTEL Learning Designers and Online Learning Support Specialist are available to support faculty to create engaging programs, courses and lesson plans for every modality. Contact us for a consultation at ctelhelp@maine.edu.