For videos using iPhones, iPad or with extensions ".MOV", a file conversion is needed. On the school laptop, steps to convert .MOV files to .MP4 is shown here. Guide to convert from .MOV to .MP4 is contributed by Hamimah.

Instructions on using PowerPoint for Video Editing.

• The simplest method for beginners.

• To make editing easier, you may wish to record your videos in short clips instead of full length videos.

• Includes how to add subtitles manually over the videos.

Instructions on using Video Editor App.

Teachers can access the Video Editor App on school laptop. This is similar to Movie Maker which was installed on the school laptop in the past. Guide for Video Editor is contributed by Mdm Sharmila.

Instructions on using MacBook for Video Editing. Some similar features for iMovie on iPad except for extra features in MacBook eg. Transitions and Noise Reduction, among other extra features only available on MacBook. The guide is for beginners who are new to MacBook. Links are included in this document to explore other powerful features in the MacBook. Apple Support link is also provided for users to get in touch directly with Apple.

Instructions on using iPad for Video Editing. New features on the iMovie 3 for latest version (Released in April 2022) which includes Magic Movie and Storyboard. Trailers in MacBook, now appears in Storyboard for iPad. These new features help to ease users in video editing as there are pre-set templates to choose from. It simplifies the movie creation process, especially with the Magic Movie feature, which automatically adds transitions to clips and combines them into a finished video. 

In this video, you will learn to use ipad in-built screen recorder to record your teaching using Ipad and edit your video using imovie. 

In this video, you will learn to use DU screen recorder to screen record your teaching using Samsung Tablet (or any android device). The tutorial includes the video editing after your recording to suit your need. 

In this video, you will learn to screen record your powerpoint slides. 

credit: ying ying

Here's another way to record your powerpoint presentation to include animation and transition effects as well as having the pointer and annotations show up on the video.

Steps to create a Keynote Podcast on the iPad. Online instructions to students. Teaching that you want to record can be created using Keynote on your iPad.  (Apple Sharing I did on Keynote Podcast)

Watch the video created after exporting to MP4 format. Feel free to use this Keynote Podcast for your lesson.  This can be uploaded to your SLS.

Using Loom to record videos (Contributed by Ms Lim Lay Kim)