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Strategy 5: Record Your Teaching
Strategy 5: Record Your Teaching
Recording ourselves giving "traditional" style lessons may be a good way to share learning with students. You could choose to record your screen to create a simple screencast or record yourself speaking while demonstrating.
Recording ourselves giving "traditional" style lessons may be a good way to share learning with students. You could choose to record your screen to create a simple screencast or record yourself speaking while demonstrating.
Want to record your lesson?
Want to record your lesson?
Loom
Loom
Loom is a Chrome extension. It allows you to record your screen AND embed a webcam video of your face in the bottom corner. (Remember, your students want to see that you are on the other end of their screen.)
Loom is a Chrome extension. It allows you to record your screen AND embed a webcam video of your face in the bottom corner. (Remember, your students want to see that you are on the other end of their screen.)
To get started...
To get started...
Step 1: Accessing Loom
Step 1: Accessing Loom
Using Google Chrome login to your OSD Google account.
Install the Loom recorder (visit this guide to see how to install the Chrome extension)
Click the icon in the toolbar on the top right hand side of Chrome browser.
Follow the prompts to enable the tool.
Step 2: Recording
Step 2: Recording
Click the icon in the toolbar on the top right hand side of Chrome browser.
Choose to record your Browser Tab/Desktop
Adjust webcam and mic settings, if needed.
Click Start Recording and choose which screen application you want to record
Step 3: Sharing your Screencast
Step 3: Sharing your Screencast
After recording, you can share your video with a link or embed it in your LMS
Embed in Canvas or Google Classroom
Introduction to Loom.mp4Google Meet
Google Meet
Google Meet is a video conferencing tool that teachers can use to communicate with groups of teachers or students or record content for students. Live streaming and recording are great ways to create your own content to share with students.
Google Meet is a video conferencing tool that teachers can use to communicate with groups of teachers or students or record content for students. Live streaming and recording are great ways to create your own content to share with students.
Ways you might use Google Meet:
Ways you might use Google Meet:
Create and record a webinar for reviewing content.
Record your instruction for sharing with students.
To get started...
To get started...
Step 1: Starting a Video Meeting
Step 1: Starting a Video Meeting
Using Google Chrome, login to your OSD Google Account.
Go to Google Meet
Click "Join or Start a meeting" and title it (give it a nickname).
Click "Join Now"
Step 2: Adding Participants
Step 2: Adding Participants
Copy Joining Info to post via Canvas or Google Classroom.
Invite participants via email.
Step 3: Recording
Step 3: Recording
Click the three dots on the right bottom side to adjust settings.
Click "Record Meeting".
Step 4: Sharing Recording
Step 4: Sharing Recording
When done recording, click "Stop Recording".
The recording will save to your Google Drive and can be shared via Drive, email, Canvas, or Google Classroom.
When using Meet with students, follow these guidelines:
When using Meet with students, follow these guidelines:
Want to host a video discussion?
Want to host a video discussion?
Flipgrid
Flipgrid
Flipgrid is a video discussion platform, that allows students to respond to questions, topics, and reflect using video. If the teacher decides, students can also respond to each other, leave comments, and more.
Flipgrid is a video discussion platform, that allows students to respond to questions, topics, and reflect using video. If the teacher decides, students can also respond to each other, leave comments, and more.
To get started...
To get started...
Step 1: Create an account
Step 1: Create an account
Signup as an Educator using your OSD Google Account.
Step 2: Create a Grid
Step 2: Create a Grid
Create a "Grid" which is like a community or classroom.
Title your Grid and choose "Student Email"
Add the domain "apps.ogdensd.org" to the accepted domains
Share your "Grid"
Step 3: Create a Topic
Step 3: Create a Topic
Click "Add Topic" to start a new discussion
Title your topic, add a prompt and select your settings.
Record a video prompt to add to the Topic Board.
Step 4: Share with students
Step 4: Share with students
Share using the link, a QR Code, or embed on your LMS (Canvas/Google Classroom)
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