In the realm of training videos, we’ve tested many programs and landed on a select few that cover all our bases.Īt Water Bear Learning, we use Camtasia to create almost all of our software tutorial videos. Software that can record your screen, is simple to use, and has a robust library of effects built-in.įinding the best software for your needs can be a real challenge. If you have questions regarding specific products to purchase, contact OET.If you’re creating training videos, you’re probably looking for all-in-one video editing software. Logitech offers a variety of video products, including web cams. If you want to capture video of yourself or of an object, you also will need a USB webcam. A stand alone microphone that is popular for recording because of its clarity is Blue Microphones Yeti. Logitech offers headsets with microphones. You can choose a USB microphone that will plug into the USB port of your computer or you can choose a USB headset with an attached microphone.
If your videos will be over five minutes in length, it is recommended that you purchase Camtasia or a similar robust screen capture application that has features to support your video capture and editing needs. and a separate web cam or integrated camera (if not integrated in your computer).a microphone (if not integrated in your computer).If you want to record your screen, along with your voice, you will need the following: The Office of Educational Technology can work with you to configure a back up solution. External hard drive – If you choose to store your videos on an external hard drive, please make sure that you have a backup system in place such as Time Machine (Macintosh) or Windows Backup.Before you upload videos to any public site such as YouTube, read the privacy policy and verify you have any necessary video release forms. A channel features all your videos in one location, allows users to subscribe to receive any new videos, and saves storage space on OET servers. If you have a few videos, you may want to consider creating a YouTube channel. YouTube – If you want to use your video on a website, consider uploading your videos to YouTube to embed them into your website.Please contact OET-Help to find out more. OET – If you are conducting a research study, it may be appropriate for you to store your video on the Office Educational Technology’s human subjects server.For access after a class has ended, contact Academic Technology Services. UD Capture site – Class videos for the current semester are stored on the UD Capture site.Screencast can store popular video formats including Flash, WMV, and MOV. UD Capture services have recently been expanded, allowing to to view your UD Capture recordings in your Canvas course.
Canvas – If you are teaching a class or have a special project, you can request a course or project site on Canvas, UD’s course management system, that allows you to upload and store videos.
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