Microsoft Teams and recording video

Best Practices for Creating Video and Audio

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Video Tutorial

Before Recording

When on Camera

Content

Creating Audio and Video

The following documents walk through the features on both PCs and MACs for creating narrated PowerPoints into videos, recording with your computer's camera, and making a screen recording. Feel free to think out of the box on how you can create different content to keep your students engaged and comprehending the information in the best way possible.

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Editing Videos

Using Stream (On SharePoint) with D2L

After you have created media that you want to include in your course, the next step is to make sure they are all on Stream (On SharePoint) either by uploading videos into the site or using Teams Recorded links. Stream (On SharePoint) is a great resource to store your videos before linking them to D2L as D2L cannot fully support direct video and audio uploads onto the site. 

After you have uploaded all of your video content to Stream (on SharePoint) or recorded it through Teams, the final step is to add the video content onto D2L. Sharing a video from Stream (on SharePoint) onto D2L is the best way to share and organize information with your students. 

Student Media Projects

For Professors who need a Student resource to link Students to for course projects, the Student Media Creation webpage will have media creation guides and directions on how students should upload their videos, edit captions, and share their media content for any media related assignment you may supply. Please feel free to use the site as a resource to link in your D2L course page.

Using Teams to Create Media 

Using Teams to record your lectures is a quick and efficient way to create videos for class. It is important to note that quality can come in second when creating your videos in this matter as Teams bases its recording off the quality of your internet connection. None the less, it is a very easy tool for you to use.

The most important thing to remember is where you are recording these lectures. Do not use the Teams site to record your lectures but rather one of the other various options listed below. These recorded meetings will be lectures for you to add to the content modules in your courses for students to watch asynchronously.

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Types of videos

Locating Teams Recordings

Internet Issues

Captions and Teams recordings